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Key Features
The Halo 2-Bar Linear Suspension by Vibia puts a playful, decorative spin on linear light compositions, featuring a pair of off-set, intersecting bars with an Opal PMMA diffuser and Matte White finish. While bringing visual intrigue to your space, this piece also utilizes the latest in integrated LED technology, ensuring long-lasting coverage in a sleek, low-profile package that seems to float in mid-air.
Vibia, headquartered in Barcelona, Spain, designs and manufactures modern and contemporary lighting and living accessories. The entire Vibia line features works by prominent designers known for superb European lighting.
Key Features
The Halo 2-Bar Linear Suspension by Vibia puts a playful, decorative spin on linear light compositions, featuring a pair of off-set, intersecting bars with an Opal PMMA diffuser and Matte White finish. While bringing visual intrigue to your space, this piece also utilizes the latest in integrated LED technology, ensuring long-lasting coverage in a sleek, low-profile package that seems to float in mid-air.
Vibia, headquartered in Barcelona, Spain, designs and manufactures modern and contemporary lighting and living accessories. The entire Vibia line features works by prominent designers known for superb European lighting.
- Sleek, asymmertical composition
- Triangular bars
- Integrated LED technology
- Material: Steel and PMMA
- Dimmable: Yes
- Location Rating: UL Listed
- Made In China
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