Heracleum Linear III Pendant
$5,145.00
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100406966
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Heracleum Linear III Pendant
$5,145.00
5 out of 5 Customer Rating
Item No.
100406966
Copper
Green
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White
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- Leaf-shaped lenses with embedded LEDs.
- Beautiful ambient lighting.
- This pendant is dimmable.
- 16½" H 61" W 23⅝" D
Shipping Options
- In-Home Delivery
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Designed by Bertjan Pot for Moooi
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The Heracleum III Linear Pendant (2014) hangs like a chandelier of flowers. Named for the plant that inspired it, Heracleum consists of LEDs embedded in leaf-shaped polycarbonate lenses attached to slim metal stems to create a natural-looking form. Each lens can be rotated, allowing for endless configurations. Designed by Bertjan Pot, Heracleum is included in the collection of the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam. Bulbs (included): multiple LEDs, 22 total watts, 1872 lumens, 2600 (warm) color temp. UL Listed. Please note: If using a Lutron Wall Switch, please contact our sales team to inquire about the compatible Wireless Wall Switch or Driver. Made in the Netherlands.
- Leaf-shaped lenses with embedded LEDs.
- Beautiful ambient lighting.
- Organic, natural aesthetic.
- This pendant is dimmable.
- Brand
- Moooi
- Collection
- Heracleum Lighting Collection
- General Dimensions
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- 16½" H 61" W 23⅝" D
- Product Weight
- 15 lbs
- Assembly
- Comes fully assembled
- Warranty
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1-Year Warranty
Terms and conditions apply. Learn more
Heracleum Linear III Pendant
- Height (in): 16½
- Width (in): 61
- Depth (in): 23⅝
- Weight (lbs): 15
- Cord Length (in): 157½
- Metal wire frame with matching plastic canopy
- Polycarbonate LEDs
Bertjan Pot
Designing furniture, lighting and other home products, Bertjan Pot emphasizes materials, which he sees as a critical but often overlooked element of the design process. Most of his projects are based in experimentation – starting small, playing with a material or technique, following a curiosity about how something might work, or might look.
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