Foscarini 12403110


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Foscarini 12403110 - Blob S
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The Blob S is a shining island from which white and colored polyethylene arises from a vision of Karim Rashid, the volcanic Egyptian designer. The Blob family is comprised of wall, ceiling, table or floor lamps. The name perfectly describes this modern table lamp and will give pizzazz to any room.

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FEATURES | SPECIFICATIONS | DESIGN

Accommodates (1) 24 watt 2G11 fluorescent bulb (not included)

Overall dimensions: 6.25" H X 18.125" W

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DESIGNER KARIM RASHID

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Karim Rashid was born in Cairo, Egypt in 1960; Half-English, half Egyptian and raised mostly in Canada. He received a Bachelor of Industrial Design in 1982 from Carleton University in Ottawa, Canada. He pursued graduate design studies in Naples, Italy, with Ettore Sottsass and others, then moved to Milan for one year at the Rodolfo Bonetto Studio. He opened his own practice in New York City in 1993.