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Coral Designer Pendant Light - Lime for sale

Mischa from Whitby

We replaced this pendant hall light and no longer need it. It is a David Trubridge Coral design which costs $750 new! Already made up for you - size 600mm / 24” Get yourself a bargain with 50% off the price if you were to buy this new! Plus a bulb thrown in as well :-)

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Coral is a designer pendant inspired by nature and geometric polyhedra. Coral was David's first launched lighting design which has informed the basis of all of our lights since! Coral has won numerous awards around the world and to date it is still our most popular design, some consider it a design classic. Coral comes in a wide range of sizes and can even be used as a table lamp with our special adapter. Consider one Coral as a feature element, or a grouping of different sizes and/or colours for a major statement. Coral is a clean, contemporary designer piece which will be timeless for your interior.
Emits beautiful shadow patterns.
E26/E27 lamp/bulb included.
Intended for dry interior spaces.

Pick up only from Whitby. $350 - the system keeps removing the price!

Price: $350

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