Voronoi II - Linear Trio Light

TOM RAFFIELD LTD

£495

Designed to help you curate a statement lighting design tailored to your space, the Voronoi II - Linear Trio Light is a rectangular three-way fixture, perfect for creating multiple suspensions above a table or bar counter or even a hallway. Combining timeless oak with the statement Voronoi II bulb, this light is designed to mimic the Fibonacci sequence found in nature. The bulb features a distinctive spiral LED filament within a mouth-blown glass surround, creating an eye-catching centrepiece. As with all our Cluster Lights, the adjustable flex height allows for easy customisable positioning t

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