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Here Comes The Sun Pendant Light

HCS 350

Bertrand Balas

Production time: 3/4 Weeks

Price € 617,00

Production time: 3/4 Weeks

From the famous music piece comes Here Comes the Sun, a suspension lamp by Bertrand Balas, designed in 1970 and since then famous all over the world for its character and strongly characterized shapes. This lamp is part of the DCW Editions collection of table, floor and wall lamps, standing out for its proportionate and highly inspired design that seems to recall a shell, a fountain, a UFO and much more. The possibilities of use are many as the moderate graphic sign makes it adaptable to different environments and more or less formal contexts. Also ideal for offices, common areas and halls.

Suggested versions (5)

Here Comes The Sun Pendant LightHCS Mini Here Comes The Sun Pendant Light


€ 159,00

Here Comes The Sun Pendant LightHCS 175 Here Comes The Sun Pendant Light


€ 305,00

Here Comes The Sun Pendant LightHCS 250 Here Comes The Sun Pendant Light


€ 409,00

Here Comes The Sun Pendant LightHCS 350 Here Comes The Sun Pendant Light


€ 617,00

Here Comes The Sun Pendant LightHCS 450 Here Comes The Sun Pendant Light


€ 950,00

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DCW Editions
DCW Editions is a company that was founded in 2008 with the idea of producing high quality lighting and home furniture extrapolated from the famous creations of international designers. The first and most famous creation of the company, later declined several times in different types, is the Gras lamp by Bernard-Albin Gras, inventor of what is now considered one of the first examples of modern lighting. The second creation, but not least, is the Surpil chair by Julien Porche, an example of elegance and style to which the company has always paid great attention, adapting each work to a more than current style and canons of modernity.Read more

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