Sabinas Lamp High
by JAVIER MARISCAL
It’s inspired by natural fluid shapes, avoiding any straight lines or geometry. Its outline hints at sand dunes, at female curves. This collection goes beyond fulfilling a purpose, or use, but poses a special friendship and attachment with its user. As all collections by this author it adheres to a very formal “mariscalish” code.
DESCRIPTION
Made of polyethylene resin by rotational moulding. 100% Recyclable. Item suitable for indoor and outdoor use. Available in different finishes.
WEIGHT
15 Kg
LIGHTING
LIGHT
Ref. 45010W
White internally lit unit with LED technology. Available only in matte ice white finish.
RGBW LED
Ref. 45010L
Unit with internal lighting with RGBW LED technology and remote control unit for switching colors. Available only in matte ice white finish. Remote control included.
RGBW LED DMX
Ref. 45010D
Unit with internal lighting with RGBW LED technology and remote control unit for switching colors. Also controlLED by DMX-1024 (wireless), enabling communication between one or more products simultaneously via the DMX transmitter (not included).
RGBW LED BATTERY
Ref. 45010Y
Unit with internal lighting with battery-powered RGBW LED technology. Includes charger and remote control for switching colors and charger. Available only in matte ice white finish.
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JAVIER MARISCAL
Javier Mariscal is, First and foremost, an image creator who develops his work using all kinds of supports and disciplines. Furniture design, painting, sculpture, illustrations, interior design, graphic design, landscaping , gardening and so on are all the object of his professional, vital activity. H e has collaborated with compa – nies such as Memphis, Akaba, Bidasoa, BD Ediciones de Dise ñ o, Moroso, Nani Mar quina, Vorwerk, Equipaje, Alessi, Sangetsu, Magis, Cosmic, Amat3, Santa&Cole, Lali que and Phaidon. Mariscal e xpresses himself using a personal language that is complex in its intention and simple in its statements, innocent yet provocative, that he uses to innovate, risk and communicate. He enjoys provoking the eyes that look at his works and creating complicity with them.