Lumi - Baka Flushmount

by Alberto Saggia for Fabbian

5.0(1)

$755.00
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Key Features

Ships To Canada
Contract Grade
Eco-Friendly
Made in Italy
The meaning behind the name of the Fabbian Lumi - Baka Flushmount is two-fold. It means "snow" in Finnish and "light" in Italian. It is indeed white and soft as snow, the elongated form of its blown glass shade casting bright, evenly diffuse light in all directions. Designed by Alberto Saggia and Valerio Sommella.
Item Number
R326139
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MFR ID
F07E07 A 01

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5.0

100%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend

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Finally!

Submitted 11 years ago

By Pistachio

From Oakland, CA

This is a fabulous light. I had been searching for the right light for a small second-floor hallway for several months before finding this one. The hallway is short and narrow. But there is an opening at the end of the hall that overlooks the great room on the first floor. I needed a flushmount light that would be simple enough not to overpower the narrow space but interesting enough to be a focal point from the first floor. Although the size is a little larger than one would normally pick for this hallway, it's perfect for the layout. It's pretty stunning to see it from below. The glass is smooth. The shape is unique. This light is exactly what I envisioned and didn't think I'd find for a reasonable price. I was a little worried about the fact that the canopy is also white. But it is made from a quality material that doesn't diminish the look of the fixture. In short, I love this light. I'm sorry it took so long to find it.

Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend to a friend

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Fabbian

Fabbian was established in 1961 in Treviso, Italy. The goal then, as now, was to create high-end Italian lighting fixtures for the home and hospitality. The best way to do this was conceived as a three-part process. First, acquire the talents of a wide stable of innovative designers. Second, observe market trends— not to duplicate them, but to take them one step (or more) further. Finally, manufacture fixtures with unwavering quality.