Buggs Light table lamp

Presented:	Euroluce 2009, Milan
Stylepark-ID:	04.4211.00105
Categories:	Interior lighting › Table lamps

Product description

Sebastian Wrong has subverted a traditional lighting type and infected it with his own dark humour.
A spherical opal glass form bears the addition of a familiar face and is made by hand-blowing glass into a mould. The resulting light transmits a subtle

, soft glow. Buggs Light is available as a floor and suspension light with ceramic ceiling plate. A tabletop version sits atop a conical ceramic stand.

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