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Munari 8

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The Munari 8 by DCW éditions is a steel, polycarbonate, and aluminium pendant lamp designed by Lutz Pankow, available in Black and Gold. Eight integrated LED spheres are suspended along a horizontal span of 1560mm, the slender steel rods and crossing cables forming a structure that reads as a linear constellation rather than a conventional pendant. Where the Munari 6 clusters its spheres in an orbital arrangement, the Munari 8 extends them across a wide horizontal plane, making it particularly well suited to long dining tables, kitchen islands, or any space where a linear composition carries the room. The light is warm and low at 2400K, the polycarbonate spheres softening each source into an even ambient glow. TRIAC dimmable as standard. Supplied flat-packed for self-assembly.

Please note: this product is imported to order from France and cannot be returned or refunded once purchased. We recommend checking all details carefully before buying. International freight to New Zealand is included in the price. Domestic delivery charges apply on dispatch. Please allow approximately 4 weeks for delivery. 

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The Munari 8 by DCW éditions is a steel, polycarbonate, and aluminium pendant lamp designed by Lutz Pankow, available in Black and Gold.

Eight integrated LED spheres are suspended along a horizontal span of 1560mm, the slender steel rods and crossing cables forming a structure that reads as a linear constellation rather than a conventional pendant. Where the Munari 6 clusters its spheres in an orbital arrangement, the Munari 8 extends them across a wide horizontal plane, making it particularly well suited to long dining tables, kitchen islands, or any space where a linear composition carries the room. The light is warm and low at 2400K, the polycarbonate spheres softening each source into an even ambient glow. TRIAC dimmable as standard. Supplied flat-packed for self-assembly.

Please note: this product is imported to order from France and cannot be returned or refunded once purchased. We recommend checking all details carefully before buying. International freight to New Zealand is included in the price. Domestic delivery charges apply on dispatch. Please allow approximately 4 weeks for delivery. 

Specs
  • Brand: DCW éditions
  • Designer: Lutz Pankow
  • Material: Steel, polycarbonate, aluminium
  • Finish: Black; Gold
  • Application: Interior pendant; dining, kitchen island, living, statement installations
  • Dimensions: W1560mm x D420mm x H450mm; minimum drop 600mm
  • Canopy: Ø240mm
  • Light source: Integrated LED 26W, 2400K, 5120lm, TRIAC dimmable
  • Cable: Black, 5m
  • Voltage: 220–240V
  • IP rating: IP20, indoor use

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“I’m so delighted with my Bode lights from Social Light. Kat and the team were amazing to deal with and organising swift delivery for me. The lights themselves give off a gorgeous radiance due no doubt to their quality materials, which was a great contrast to a lot I had seen. A really positive experience and outcome.”

L. Amundsen