CESTA METALICA BY SANTA & COLE
€1,391.50
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Miguel Milá learned to master the expressiveness of steel by giving it a fragile heart. Strength and emotion, angle and curve. In a duel between strength and fragility, Cesta Metálica comes with or without a soft leather handle, contrasting with the well-aimed severity of the brackets that gently hold the delicate opal globe.
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Product Details
CESTD01
Data sheet
Cable length: 2,25 mt
Diameter: Ø 35 cm
Weight: 5,2 Kg
Designer: Miguel Milà, 1962
Brand: SANTA & COLE
Package Contents: Bulb included
Bulb: 1 X E27 - 12W 1521Lm 2700K DIM
IP : 20
Material: Stainless steel structure
Diffuser: White opal glass
Delivery Term: 10 - 15 days
Cable: Black
Dimmable: Dimmer
Height: 42 cm |51 cm
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Description
Steely strength for a fragile heart
A duel between fragility and strength: the Cesta Metálica is the updated version of the Cesta, with its own distinct features. It comes with or without a smooth leather handle; a stark contrast to the stern, rigid structure, that gently holds an opal globe without neck. Miguel Milá mastered the strength of steel by placing at its centre a delicate opal silhouette, and a touch of soft leather. A seamless expression of strength and emotion, combined with everyday practicality. The lantern is produced manually by European craftsmen, using traditional glass blowing techniques for its opal shade.
The Cesta family is made up of the Cesta, Cestita, Cestita Batería, Cestita Alubat, Cesta Metálica, and Cestita Metálica table lamps, the Wally wall lamp, and the Globo Cesta and Globo Cestita pendant lamps, symbols of Mediterranean warmth and well-being. These masterpieces by Miguel Milá are part of our Design Classics collection, a series of objects created throughout the Modernist era.
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