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Key Features
The Conic Linear Suspension by George Kovacs brings a distinct mid-century modern look to your home décor, featuring an array of bi-conical shades along a thin Steel rod. Their shape helps funnel light downward, providing effective coverage over a surface or area of interest with minimal glare. A spherical mid-rod and mid-canopy accent add a subtle decorative flourish that really ties the design together.
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.
Key Features
The Conic Linear Suspension by George Kovacs brings a distinct mid-century modern look to your home décor, featuring an array of bi-conical shades along a thin Steel rod. Their shape helps funnel light downward, providing effective coverage over a surface or area of interest with minimal glare. A spherical mid-rod and mid-canopy accent add a subtle decorative flourish that really ties the design together.
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.
- Lighting Style: Downlight
- Bi-conical shades
- Spherical mid-rod and mid-canopy accent
- Height adjustable
- Designed in 2017
- Material: Steel
- Sloped Ceiling Adaptable: Yes
- Location Rating: ETL Listed
- Made In China
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