Little Lens Flair Pendant Light: Brushed Brass

Little Lens Flair Pendant Light: Matte Black

Little Lens Flair Pendant Light: Brushed Brass + Matte Black

Little Lens Flair Pendant Light: Brushed Brass

Little Lens Flair Pendant Light: Matte Black

Little Lens Flair Pendant Light: Brushed Brass + Matte Black

Little Lens Flair Pendant Light: Brushed Brass

Little Lens Flair Pendant Light: Matte Black

Little Lens Flair Pendant Light

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Little Lens Flair Pendant Light: Brushed Brass

Little Lens Flair Pendant Light: Matte Black

Little Lens Flair Pendant Light: Brushed Brass + Matte Black

Little Lens Flair Pendant Light: Brushed Brass

Little Lens Flair Pendant Light: Matte Black

Little Lens Flair Pendant Light

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Lee Broom

Little Lens Flair Pendant Light

Name: Little Lens Flair Pendant Light
Brand: Lee Broom
SKU: LB-LLF0110
Price: 610.00 USD
Availability: InStock

$610

SKU: LB-LLF0110

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Spec Sheet

Description

Brit lighting savant Lee Broom scales down with his Little Lens Flair, a smaller pendant version of the original. With a nod to telescopic lenses and the art of refraction, the designer seamlessly creates a mini globe with a transparent cross-cut lens that emits softly deflected light. For sleek contrast, the smooth metal casing is available in brushed brass or matte black.

Specifications

Size

7.9" h x 7.9" dia (20x20cm)
Canopy: 1.2" h x 4.7" dia (3x12cm)
Cable length: 118.1" (300cm)

Material

Steel, transparent polycarbonate, fabric cord

Technical

UL Listed
E26, E27 LED
Color temperature: 2700K
Bulb included
Dimmable

Brand

Lee Broom

“I like the way material can be de rigueur or passé,” says London-based Lee Broom about his fondness for taking traditional materials such as cut crystal or marble and using them in dramatic and often playful ways. With that in mind, UK’s The Guardian says, “Lee Broom is to furniture what Marc Jacobs or Tom Ford are to fashion.” Lee comes by that kind of iconoclasm naturally, having first studied theatre and then switching gears to apprentice with legendary English designer Vivienne Westwood and study fashion at Central St Martins.

Yet his first commissions were for interiors and Lee never looked back, seeing a springboard for his own designs such as the Decanterlight, modeled on vintage crystal and then manufactured with time-honored means. Emerging as a champion of British craftsmanship, his prodigious output of 75-and-counting products and countless interiors in less than 10 years of business recently led to The Queen's Award for Enterprise in International Trade. Taking a label from one of his collections, this nouveau rebel no doubt will continue to shake things up.