Rizzatto 43 Pendant Lamp: Satin Brass + Gold

Rizzatto 43 Pendant Lamp: Satin Silver + Silver

Rizzatto 43 Pendant Lamp: Satin Brass + Gold

Rizzatto 43 Pendant Lamp: Satin Silver + Silver

Rizzatto 43 Pendant Lamp

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Rizzatto 43 Pendant Lamp: Satin Brass + Gold

Rizzatto 43 Pendant Lamp: Satin Silver + Silver

Rizzatto 43 Pendant Lamp

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Nuura × Paolo Rizzatto

Rizzatto 43 Pendant Lamp

Name: Rizzatto 43 Pendant Lamp
Brand: Nuura • Paolo Rizzatto
SKU: NUUR-3073002
Price: 1199.00 USD
Availability: InStock

$1,199

SKU: NUUR-3073002

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Spec Sheet

Description

Gorgeously rendered in mouth-blown glass and satin brass, the height-adjustable Rizzatto 43 makes a refined statement above a dining table or sofa. Named for its Milanese creator Paolo Rizzatto, it spreads soft and even illumination, gloriously diffused through opal-white glass. An enduring composition from a legendary designer, Rizzato's collaboration with Danish brand Nuura was his first since the 1978 inception of his own company Luceplan.

Specifications

Size

24.6" h x 15.7" dia (62.6x40cm)
Canopy: 1.1" h x 5.7" dia (2.9x14.5cm)
Cable length: 157.5" (400cm)

Material

Anodized metal, mouth-blown glass, fabric covered cable

Technical

Contact us for UL details
E27
Dimmable
Bulb not included

Brand

Nuura

Nuura is an emerging Danish lighting brand that creates eclectic collections that each revolve around an updated chandelier. Cofounder Sofie Refer (alongside Nadia Lassen and Peter Østerberg) says, “For me, chandeliers are a beautiful symbol of generosity, a piece of art. That is why I always design a family of products around a chandelier.” Inspired by the fabled Nordic light, the company’s offerings meld time-honored artisanal techniques like mouth-blown glass with state-of-the-art technology.

Whether is is Anoli’s elegant drop motif inspired by a rainy day during autumn or Blossi’s futuristic domed shapes, each grouping extends to pendants, table lamps and wall fixtures. “I like repetitions a lot,” Sofie says. “There are repetitions everywhere in the nature, and they just bring certain calmness to a room, connecting things.”