Ex-Display GUBI Bestlite BL9 Pendant Light : Medium - Brass, Grey
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Originally conceived in 1930, the Bestlite BL9 pendant light : Small is part of English designer Robert Dudley Best's acclaimed Bestlite collection.
Loved by designers, architects and design aficionados alike, the light is held in permanent collections at both the Victoria & Albert Museum and the Design Museum in London and is considered as the first example of the Bauhaus movement in British design. Refined and sophisticated, the pendant produces a downward directed light and pleasant, welcoming glow, ideal for illuminating dining tables, kitchen islands and desks.
Note: This Ex-Display item may have minor imperfections, such as slight scratches or scuffs, which do not affect its quality or functionality. For more information or images, please contact [email protected]
Originally conceived in 1930, the Bestlite BL9 pendant light : Small is part of English designer Robert Dudley Best's acclaimed Bestlite collection.
Loved by designers, architects and design aficionados alike, the light is held in permanent collections at both the Victoria & Albert Museum and the Design Museum in London and is considered as the first example of the Bauhaus movement in British design. Refined and sophisticated, the pendant produces a downward directed light and pleasant, welcoming glow, ideal for illuminating dining tables, kitchen islands and desks.
Original: $211.29
-70%$211.29
$63.39Description
Note: This Ex-Display item may have minor imperfections, such as slight scratches or scuffs, which do not affect its quality or functionality. For more information or images, please contact [email protected]
Originally conceived in 1930, the Bestlite BL9 pendant light : Small is part of English designer Robert Dudley Best's acclaimed Bestlite collection.
Loved by designers, architects and design aficionados alike, the light is held in permanent collections at both the Victoria & Albert Museum and the Design Museum in London and is considered as the first example of the Bauhaus movement in British design. Refined and sophisticated, the pendant produces a downward directed light and pleasant, welcoming glow, ideal for illuminating dining tables, kitchen islands and desks.
