• Tom Dixon – Beat Table Light
  • Tom Dixon – Beat Table Light
  • Tom Dixon – Beat Table Light
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Tom Dixon

Tom Dixon – Beat Table Light

Tom Dixon – Beat Table Light

£595.00 GBP
£595.00 GBP
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The Beat wall light is designed and inspired by traditional Indian water vessels. The Beat table light takes the shape of the ‘tall’ version of the Beat pendants.  Beat table is perfect for office... ...
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The Beat wall light is designed and inspired by traditional Indian water vessels. The Beat table light takes the shape of the ‘tall’ version of the Beat pendants. 

Beat table is perfect for office, with an adjustable head and a brass inside to maximise the light given off. Its stylish, sleek look also means its ideal for living room or bedside table too.

Match your lighting from your walls to your floor lights with Beat, as the range is so large and diverse. Choose from black or brass, the simple colours fit in perfectly with nearly every interior.

Beat is also available in a variety of other options, including pendants, floor and table lights. Please call us for more information.  

Brand: Tom Dixon

Cable Length: 200cm/78.7in black fabric cable

Bulbs Required: 42W (Max) E14 40W E12 Halogen

Material: Brass Shade, Cast Iron Base

Designer: Tom Dixon

Dimensions: H:48.3 x W:18 x D:30 cm

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Product Type: Table Lights

Anticipated Delivery: 4-6 weeks

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ABOUT THE BRAND


Tom Dixon
Born in Tunisia, Tom Dixon moved to England in 1963. Tom rose to prominence in the mid 1980's as "the talented untrained designer with a line in welded salvage furniture". By the end of the 80's, he was designing chairs for powerhouse Italian brands like Cappellini; by the mid-nineties, he had created his own company, 'Eurolounge', to make and sell his work. Tom's earlier works have been acquired by world famous museums across the globe from the Victoria & Albert Museum through to Museums in New York, Boston, Paris & Tokyo. Tom was awarded the Order of the British Empire in 2001 and the most recent accolade included Tom winning Designer of the Year 2008 from Architektur and Wohnen Magazine.