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A floating pendant lamp

Published: Wed, 2010-02-03 19:16

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Vertigo is an extra light pendant lamp that moves slowly when in a draught - the lamp seems to float. Vertigo is designed by Constance Guisset from the French design group Petite Friture. It is made in iron, fibre glass and polyurethane.

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