Spiral SP2 spiral light
As part of the Spiral family, the pendant light Spiral SP2 Made of silver- or gold-lacquered acrylic spirals suspended by nylon cords and attached to a large acrylic ceiling plate painted in the same color as the light fixture, the Spiral SP2 chandelier has a diameter of 48 centimeters and a height of 180 centimeters. The spirals form two distinct sections. The two light sources, each with a maximum wattage of 100 watts, are powered via a transparent cable that passes through the ceiling rose.
The extravagant cluster is known as Spiral SP1 (115 centimeters), Spiral SP2 (180 centimeters) and Spiral SP3 (220 centimeters) in TAGWERC Available at the Design STORE. Besides silver, there is also... Spiral lights Available in gold and multicolor. Furthermore, the design and interior specialist TAGWERC offers the option of lengthening or shortening the chandeliers upon request.
Spiral SP2 in gold or silver from the interior design label Verpan It is a chandelier that, as early as the late 1960s, broke with traditional notions of opulent, classic clusters. Designed by the designer and architect Verner Panton Manufactured in 1969/1970, the Spiral SP2 pendant lamp is less reminiscent of a hanging lamp than of a light object formed from spirals.
At the TAGWERC Design STORE, you can purchase the original Spiral SP2 pendant lamp with a certificate of authenticity. As a specialist in interior design, TAGWERC also stocks all original spare parts for the Verpan Spiral SP2 pendant lamp.
material
- material
- Color
- ceiling panel
- Plastic, acrylic spirals
- Chrome Polished
- ceiling panel
dimension
- Height
- diameter
- Weight
- length
- Cable color
- 180.00 cm
- 48.00 cm
- 12.00 kg
- 200 cm
- Transparent
light bulbs
- Version
- Maximum power
- execution
- Light bulbs included
- E27
- 2x MAX. 60 WATT
- Clear
- No
The Spiral SP2 pendant lamp was designed by
Verner Panton
Verner Panton is among the most inspiring designers of the 20th century. With avant-garde designs using modern materials, the Danish-born designer was far ahead of his time. The architect and designer created houses, furniture, lighting, textiles, and everyday objects.
