Brush - Brush Large Pendant Light - Beetle

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Brush Large Pendant Light - Beetle
Pierre Charrié

Available only at our dealers

$890.00
Color : Beetle
Size :
Small

Brush Small Pendant Light - Petite Friture

A timeless form of pendant lights, reinterpreted with vibrant colors and a UNIQUE lacquered finish 

A dome and a pellet subtly worked by the technique of aluminum spinning, including manual spinning, to sublimate the color. 

Incandescent and vibrant beetle lacquer colour:  a firing in several stages is necessary to reach the metallic depth of the Brush colors. The painting of the beetle version is based on crushed mother-of-pearl which gives it its iridescence, and a perception of different color according to the light.  

The light is diffused subtly thanks to the pellet. Both indirect and soft, the light is reflected in the dome for diffuse lighting. 

ENVIRONMENT : Indoor  

MADE IN EUROPE - Italy (pushing) and France (painting and assembly at APF, our historical partner)  

WARRANTY :  2 years 

MATERIALS :   

  • Aluminium  
  • Steel  

SMALL MODEL DIMENSIONS :   

Diameter : 13,77 inch   
Height : 5,9 inch  

LARGE MODEL DIMENSIONS :   

Diameter: 23,6 inch   
Height: 9,84 inch 

DURABILITY :   

Assembled product without glue  

Removable product for better recyclability  

The cardboard of the packaging is recycled at least 80%, with a 100% recycled ink  

Interchangeable bulb  

CREATION AND EDITION : 2023 

ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS :   

The large and small models have a maximum capacity of 60 Watts, a voltage between 220 and 240 Volts and a frequency between 50 and 60 Hertz.  

LIGHT SOURCE :

Replaceable bulb not included: E27, we recommend a bulb with a height of 4,33 inch maximum for the small model and 7,87 inch for the large model.   

Recommended LED bulb 2700 K and 1500 to 3000 lm  

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Designer-explorer, Pierre Charrié provides a contemporary on materials and artisanal manufacturing processes. He collaborates with weavers and drum makers, has an interest in Washi paper and Kumihimo silk as materials to create modern day artifacts. ​

The Brush collection was born during a workshop in Vietnam with the company Hanoia when Pierre Charrié explored the world of lacquer objects. A craft that requires using colour as an essential element of an object, finding its relationship with space and volume. A level of sophistication through which colours take shape in three dimensions as they run from the top to the bottom of the lamp. ​

The final shape comes from using an artisanal technique known as repoussage, for absolute mastery over the rounded oblong form that combines the geometric and the organic.

Pierre Charrié

Designer-explorer, Pierre Charrié provides a contemporary on materials and artisanal manufacturing processes. He collaborates with weavers and drum makers, has an interest in Washi paper and Kumihimo silk as materials to create modern day artifacts.

The Brush collection was born during a workshop in Vietnam with the company Hanoia when Pierre Charrié explored the world of lacquer objects. A craft that requires using colour as an essential element of an object, finding its relationship with space and volume. A level of sophistication through which colours take shape in three dimensions as they run from the top to the bottom of the lamp.

The final shape comes from using an artisanal technique known as repoussage, for absolute mastery over the rounded oblong form that combines the geometric and the organic.