Foscarini 1740051 10 / 1740051 63 - Fields 1 Wall Sconce


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Foscarini 1740051 10 / 1740051 63 - Fields 1 Wall Sconce
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The unique Fields wall sconces are a modular wall lamp composed of methacrylic sheet and aluminium. These wall sconces are in fact organized in three different elements. The Fields fixtures can be installed either individually or in combination to achieve a range of decorative effects.

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FEATURES | SPECIFICATIONS | DESIGN

FEATURES:

Wall Sconce

Fields Collection

Available in white and orange

SPECIFICATIONS

Accommodates (1) 80 watt G5 flourescent bulb (not included)

Overall dimensions: 5.875" H X 66.9375" W

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DESIGNER VICENTE GARCIA JIMENEZ

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Vicente Garcia Jimenez was born in Valencia (Spain) in 1978. He graduated in Industrial Design at the faculty of Castellon de la Plana. In 2003 he moves to Italy where he opens his own studio in 2007.