Mirror Ball Small LED Pendant

by Tom Dixon for Tom Dixon

2.9(9)

$645.00 $860.00

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Key Features

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Dimmable
Contract Grade
Eco-Friendly
Made in UK
Blown like bubble gum into a mold, the Mirror Ball Small LED Pendant is formed by using a technically advanced process called vacuum metallization. The process involves vaporizing a small amount of pure metal at a very high temperature and then exploding it on to a surface by applying an electrical charge. This internal metallic design focuses the brightness from the lamp, projecting a soft, broad beam of light. The Mini Ball is constructed of polycarbonate and offered in a choice of chrome or gold metallic finishes. Includes clear cable and matching ceiling canopy. UL Listed.
Item Number
TDXY10050820
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MFR ID
MBB25G-PUSM3

Review Snapshot

2.9

100%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend

Ratings Distribution

Reviewed by 9 customers

6 / 9

Disappointed

Submitted 15 years ago

By Lumens Customer

From Salt Lake City

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Cheap material. Too expensive for what you get...

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Disappointed

Submitted 15 years ago

By Lumens Customer

From Undisclosed

It looks amazing in pictures but it is very disappointing to get a plastic ball for that price...

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disappointing

Submitted 16 years ago

By Lumens Customer

From Undisclosed

Made out of plastic, the globe looks permanently scratched/smudged with no way to clean.

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Disappointed

Submitted 17 years ago

By Lumens Customer

From Undisclosed

We ordered this light for the home we are building and we surprised and disappointed by how cheaply it was made. We expected it to be glass and it is plastic. Expensive for what it is. We were very happy with all the other items we ordered!

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Tom Dixon

Tom Dixon was founded in 2002 with a lofty goal: to revive the British furniture industry. Even as it was founded, the company already had a sort of rebellious, inventive reputation based on the preceding career of the man himself. Dixon, a self-taught designer and welder first burst onto the scene in 1987 with his S-chair for Cappellini.

Tom Dixon