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Lumi - Mochi Table Lamp by Fabbian

Lumi - Mochi Table Lamp

by Alberto Saggia for Fabbian

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$796.00
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Eco-Friendly
Made in Italy
Shaped like the soft Japanese dessert, the soft-looking Fabbian Lumi - Mochi Table Lamp creates a sense of comfort and peace next to the bed. Its satin white blown glass glows with gentle illumination, easily turned on or off by an inline switch. Choose from several sizes, or cluster all three sizes together for a unique, cloud-like appearance.
Item Number
R326130
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MFR ID
F07B05 A 01

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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.