TORO TABLE RAW STEEL Desk Lamp by Kabo&Pydo
TORO TABLE RAW STEEL Desk Lamp by Kabo&Pydo
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TORO TABLE RAW STEEL Desk Lamp by Kabo&Pydo
TORO TABLE RAW STEEL Desk Lamp by Kabo&Pydo

TORO TABLE RAW STEEL Desk Lamp by Kabo&Pydo

PLN 769.00
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Honest industrial aesthetics and the raw beauty of metal. The raw steel version showcases the technical craftsmanship of the construction without adding coloured coatings. The cool, brushed surface of the upper shade and base creates a raw frame for the ribbed glass body. It is an excellent desk fixture for architects, designers and enthusiasts of raw, loft-inspired design. The raw steel lamp offers a genuine connection with the material itself, combining precise geometry with the decorative character of a lighting fixture.
Width 18 cm
Height 31
Light source 2 x G9 max 5W LED
Shade diameter I 18 cm
Shade diameter II 18 cm
Material metal, szkło
Colour surowa stal
Ingress Protection (IP) IP20
Light source included Tak, wymienne źródło światło jest dołączone do zestawu
Country of manufacture Polska
Lamp base diameter 15 cm
Height of lampshade I 4 cm
Designer KABO & PYDO design studio
Switch type Włącznik umieszczony na przewodzie
Height of lampshade II 11 cm
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TORO is a lighting collection created by the Kabo&Pydo studio, where the soft silhouette of a glass “donut” meets the bold geometry of a cone. Two different worlds of form come together to create a surprisingly cohesive whole, while changes in proportions, color, and finish allow TORO to be discovered anew each time. Sometimes light and decorative, at other times more expressive and architectural, the collection adapts to its surroundings.

TORO offers as many as twelve lighting variants and eight finishes, but above all, it offers countless possibilities contained within one carefully considered construction. Its strength lies precisely in this simplicity: a few elements can be combined in different ways to create a lamp tailored to a particular space. TORO plays with proportion, contrast, and light, showing that a single form can have many faces.

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