PIGALLE

The four chandeliers (with 6, 9, 12, and 18 lights) that the family is composed of are characterized by a lavish central body with soft-shape elements that are wrought using different techniques. It is surrounded by slender arms upon which the white diffusers rest: each contains six L.E.D.s of only 8.4 total watts, but they are capable of producing a brightness which is the equivalent of a traditional 40-watt light bulb. The spot dissipater positioned at the base of the diffusers is chromed and shaped in a distinctive manner. Even the last ogive is L.E.D. illuminated. L.E.Ds are included.
The collection is rounded out by two L.E.D. wall lamps, two table lamps, two wall lamps, two ceiling lamps and two suspensions. All the metal parts are chromed.