Birdie's Nest
Hovering birds of light
Ten LED light sources, 20 goose feathers, a diameter of around 50 to 95 centimetres with a mounting height of 50 centimetres and a transformer integrated into the canopy - this is the hardware of the charismatic lighting object designed and produced by light artist Ingo Maurer . Birdie's Nest called. The luminaire can be dimmed using an external wall dimmer for electronic transformers, which is not included in the scope of delivery. A dimmer offers the additional advantage that the light of the luminaire can be regulated and adapted to the desired mood. But even without a dimmer, Birdie#s Nest still has the special effect of a flock of hovering birds of light.
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Birdie luminaire family
The Birdie series from Ingo Maurer includes the pendant lights Birds Birds Birds, Birdie and Birdie's Ring, the ceiling and wall light Birdie's Nest and the table lamp Birdie's bush. All lights from the Birdie family are operated with a special light source that uses energy-saving LED technology and delivers a light output of 1.5 watts. The light temperature, also known as the color temperature, is 2,600 Kelvin, which corresponds to warm white light. With TAGWERC In addition to the original lights from Ingo Maurer , you can also obtain all spare parts for the Birdie family of lights. Please note: All lights from the Birdie series are not suitable for Outdoor use and are also not suitable for rooms with high humidity.
Handcrafted feather wings
Birdie - English for 'little bird' - describes the special shape of this filigree and artistic ceiling chandelier. Pairs of wings, handcrafted from white goose feathers, act not only as a decorative element but also as a reflector. They are fixed directly to the E27 base, the holder for the LED bulbs. The manufacturer recommends using hairspray to protect the wings against dirt. The socket is held in place by flexible metal wires. The power is supplied via additional cables.
Light bulb with wings
"The light bulb with wings, which was first presented in 1989 in the Lumière Hazard Réflexion exhibition at the Fondation Cartier, was not only a stroke of design genius, but also became the trademark of Ingo Maurer," is how the manufacturer describes the background. The lighting designer and light artist Ingo Maurer was dubbed the "poet of light" not least for this reason.
Charismatic ceiling chandelier
"This special ceiling light can be used in a hallway, a foyer, a lobby, above a dining table, a sideboard or in a dressing room," recommend the interior design experts at TAGWERC. The user becomes a coDesignerwhich bends the lights into the desired position. Birdie's Nest brings a modern, clearly structured ambience to life - as is often found in new buildings - but also harmonizes with a classic ambience. LED light sources and the pairs of wings are available separately from TAGWERC at spare parts .
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Material
- Wings
- Material
- Color
- Body
- Material
- Special features
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- Goose feathers
- white
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- Copper / steel
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- This design object is not suitable for rooms with high humidity.
Dimension
- Height
- Diameter
- Weight
- Cable length
- Cable color
- 50.00 cm
- 50.00 - 95.00 cm
- 2.70 kg
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- Transparent
Light source
- Manufacturer
- Designation
- Lamp type
- Energy class
- Version
- Max. power
- Execution
- Dimmable
- Beam angle
- Light color
- Luminous flux
- Switching cycles
- Service life
- Energy consumption
- Bulbs included
- Special features
- E27
- 10x MAX.1,50 Watt
- LED
- yes
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- - The E27 socket is a special socket from Ingo Maurer.
- The light source for the Birdies Nest luminaire ismanufactured exclusively for Ingo Maurer .
The Birdie's Nest ceiling light was designed by
Ingo Maurer
Ingo Maurer is one of the most extraordinary lightingDesigner designers of the second half of the 20th/early 21st century. His designs outline his own, unsurpassed design style. Born in Germany, he is immortalized worldwide through unique light objects and light installations in private and public spaces. His company, named after him, still produces Ingo Maurer's designs today.
