Jurassic Light 117
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Presented during London Design Festival 2015 as part of the Dorset Series (a series of objects and small items of furniture commissioned to celebrate the brand’s 5th birthday), the Jurassic Light 117 by Studio Dessuant Bone takes inspiration from the Dorset’s coast famous Durdle Door, the limestone arch situated along the country’s beautiful Jurassic Coast.
Crafted from Purbeck stone in the UK and finished in Italy
Materials & Finishes
Purbeck Stone
Brass
Dimensions
Cylinder Diameter: 100mm / 3 15/16″
Height: 300mm / 11 13/16″
Depth (without bulb): 173mm / 6 13/16″
Bulb Approx Diameter: 95mm / 3 3/4″
Bulb Information
Bulb Included
Incandescent Frosted Bulb
E26 Medium Base, Dimmable
360 Lumens
220/240V
40W Max
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