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The George Kovacs Button LED Linear Suspension is the embodiment of clean, simple and straightforward design. This linear pendant changes the game with a powerful LED light source, sending an even spread of light from the lengthy rectangular structure. Round metal rivets “button” the Etched White glass shade together, and are mirrored with the Brushed Nickel canopy and metal downrods.
The creative and often humorous mid-century modern aesthetic of George Kovacs (1926-2007) made a lasting impression on contemporary lighting. The extraordinary George Kovacs lighting collection, which also includes pieces by Alecia Wesner, Karim Rashid and other mid-century modern lighting designers, is now part of the Minka Group.
The George Kovacs Button LED Linear Suspension is the embodiment of clean, simple and straightforward design. This linear pendant changes the game with a powerful LED light source, sending an even spread of light from the lengthy rectangular structure. Round metal rivets “button” the Etched White glass shade together, and are mirrored with the Brushed Nickel canopy and metal downrods.
The creative and often humorous mid-century modern aesthetic of George Kovacs (1926-2007) made a lasting impression on contemporary lighting. The extraordinary George Kovacs lighting collection, which also includes pieces by Alecia Wesner, Karim Rashid and other mid-century modern lighting designers, is now part of the Minka Group.
- Rectangular shade and canopy
- Material: Metal
- Shade Material: Etched White Glass
- Lighting Style: Indirect
- Location Rating: ETL Listed
- Made In China
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