• Tom Dixon – Bell Portable Light
  • Tom Dixon – Bell Portable Light
  • Tom Dixon – Bell Portable Light
  • Tom Dixon – Bell Portable Light
  • Tom Dixon – Bell Portable Light
  • Tom Dixon – Bell Portable Light
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Tom Dixon

Tom Dixon – Bell Portable Light

Tom Dixon – Bell Portable Light

£245.00 GBP
£245.00 GBP
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Taking its name from a classic dome shape, Bell is an exercise in reductionism. The hyper-polished surface allows Bell to take on the tone and characteristics of its surroundings while a concealed ... ...
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Taking its name from a classic dome shape, Bell is an exercise in reductionism.

The hyper-polished surface allows Bell to take on the tone and characteristics of its surroundings while a concealed diffuser produces its soft lighting. Bell Portable LED offers up to 9 hours of battery life.

Power Method: Rechargeable
Battery Operating Time: Approx. 7-9 hours
Battery Charging Time: Approx. 5 hours
Cable Spec: AWM 2464 22AWG VW-1 1A 80 °C 300V
Cable Type/Length: USB-A to Magnetic, 200 cm
Light Source: 3W LED
Max Wattage: 3W
Lumens: 160
CRI: >90
Colour Temperature: 3000K
Dimmability: Touch Dimmable

Brand: Tom Dixon

Bulbs Required: Build in LED

Colours: Gold or Chrome

Designer: Tom Dixon

Dimensions: Diameter 19 x 28cm high

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Product Type: Rechargeable Lights

Anticipated Delivery: 3-5 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.