HOBA By Foscarini
LED blown glass pendant lamp
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Hoba is a lamp for ambient lighting. Diffuser in blown opaline glass, etched with a procedure of blowing of the non-rotated glass in an open die to permit production of forms that are always slightly different from one another. Suspension system with self-supporting cable in the small and midi versions; medium and large versions with steel cable and transparent electrical cable.
Attachment in white ABS, ceiling plate in metal.
Hoba piccola ⌀ 13 cm: Max 1x8W G9
Hoba midi ⌀ 19 cm: 1×6,5W E14 2700K 806 lm CRI>80
Hoba media ⌀ 24 cm / Hoba grande ⌀ 36 cm: LED retrofit included 21W E27 2700 K 2451 lm CRI > 80
Dimmable with TRIAC technology
An ancestral form we seem to have always known, but with a surprising aspect: a perfect-imperfect that usually finds little room in the overall design landscape.
Hoba is a new outcome of the many years of research on blown glass conducted by the designers Ludovica + Roberto Palomba together with Foscarini.
An anti-geometric lamp, a collection in blown glass made of constantly different pieces, serially produced but with the unique characteristics of things made by hand.
The inspiration behind this new family of lamps comes from the meteorite for which it is named, the largest ever to fall to earth, discovered in Namibia in 1920. Hoba takes its cue from the asymmetrical and irregular form of that object distant in space and time.
Made in opaque blown glass with irregular concave features, it resembles a rock fallen from the sky, deformed by speed and crystallized in the moment of its flight. Hoba is a complete family of lamps that offer different perspectives. It comes in suspension, table, wall and ceiling versions, with the sizes small, midi, medium and large.
Hoba’s light is warm and enveloping, perfect for illuminating spaces on its own or in compositions that also take advantage of the four available sizes.
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Hoba is a lamp for ambient lighting. Diffuser in blown opaline glass, etched with a procedure of blowing of the non-rotated glass in an open die to permit production of forms that are always slightly different from one another. Suspension system with self-supporting cable in the small and midi versions; medium and large versions with steel cable and transparent electrical cable.
Attachment in white ABS, ceiling plate in metal.
Hoba piccola ⌀ 13 cm: Max 1x8W G9
Hoba midi ⌀ 19 cm: 1×6,5W E14 2700K 806 lm CRI>80
Hoba media ⌀ 24 cm / Hoba grande ⌀ 36 cm: LED retrofit included 21W E27 2700 K 2451 lm CRI > 80
Dimmable with TRIAC technology
An ancestral form we seem to have always known, but with a surprising aspect: a perfect-imperfect that usually finds little room in the overall design landscape.
Hoba is a new outcome of the many years of research on blown glass conducted by the designers Ludovica + Roberto Palomba together with Foscarini.
An anti-geometric lamp, a collection in blown glass made of constantly different pieces, serially produced but with the unique characteristics of things made by hand.
The inspiration behind this new family of lamps comes from the meteorite for which it is named, the largest ever to fall to earth, discovered in Namibia in 1920. Hoba takes its cue from the asymmetrical and irregular form of that object distant in space and time.
Made in opaque blown glass with irregular concave features, it resembles a rock fallen from the sky, deformed by speed and crystallized in the moment of its flight. Hoba is a complete family of lamps that offer different perspectives. It comes in suspension, table, wall and ceiling versions, with the sizes small, midi, medium and large.
Hoba’s light is warm and enveloping, perfect for illuminating spaces on its own or in compositions that also take advantage of the four available sizes.
Description
Hoba is a lamp for ambient lighting. Diffuser in blown opaline glass, etched with a procedure of blowing of the non-rotated glass in an open die to permit production of forms that are always slightly different from one another. Suspension system with self-supporting cable in the small and midi versions; medium and large versions with steel cable and transparent electrical cable.
Attachment in white ABS, ceiling plate in metal.
Hoba piccola ⌀ 13 cm: Max 1x8W G9
Hoba midi ⌀ 19 cm: 1×6,5W E14 2700K 806 lm CRI>80
Hoba media ⌀ 24 cm / Hoba grande ⌀ 36 cm: LED retrofit included 21W E27 2700 K 2451 lm CRI > 80
Dimmable with TRIAC technology
An ancestral form we seem to have always known, but with a surprising aspect: a perfect-imperfect that usually finds little room in the overall design landscape.
Hoba is a new outcome of the many years of research on blown glass conducted by the designers Ludovica + Roberto Palomba together with Foscarini.
An anti-geometric lamp, a collection in blown glass made of constantly different pieces, serially produced but with the unique characteristics of things made by hand.
The inspiration behind this new family of lamps comes from the meteorite for which it is named, the largest ever to fall to earth, discovered in Namibia in 1920. Hoba takes its cue from the asymmetrical and irregular form of that object distant in space and time.
Made in opaque blown glass with irregular concave features, it resembles a rock fallen from the sky, deformed by speed and crystallized in the moment of its flight. Hoba is a complete family of lamps that offer different perspectives. It comes in suspension, table, wall and ceiling versions, with the sizes small, midi, medium and large.
Hoba’s light is warm and enveloping, perfect for illuminating spaces on its own or in compositions that also take advantage of the four available sizes.
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