Artemide R425000 / R425010 - Slice Semi-Flush Wall and Ceiling Light


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Artemide R425000 / R425010 - Slice Semi-Flush Wall and Ceiling Light
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Wall or ceiling mounted luminaire for indirect fluorescent lighting. Silver finish with front acrylic strip in blue or clear.

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FEATURES | SPECIFICATIONS | DESIGN

FEATURES:

Wall and ceiling light

Slice Collection

Diffuser in silver painted extruded aluminum

Frontal transparent acrylic strip in blue or clear

Body in silver painted die-cast aluminum

Suitable for horizontal or vertical mounting

SPECIFICATIONS:

Accommodates two 18W (2G11/T5) fluorescent bulbs (not included)

Mounts to standard electrical junction boxes

Overall dimensions: 5" H x 27" W x 4" D

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PAUL HAIGH

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Architect, Designer and Educator Paul Haigh completed his BA(Hons) at Leeds Polytechnic Institute in 1972 and received his Masters Degree (M.Des.RCA) from the School of Architecture and Design at the Royal College of Art in 1975. He immigrated to the United States in 1978 and currently maintains active architectural licenses in New York State, Connecticut and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

Haigh is a former professor at Parsons The New School for Design and a fellow of the Worldesign Foundation. He has served as a former jury chairman of American Institute of Architects Interiors Honor Awards Committee and member of the Architectural League of New York. Currently he runs a Vitra Design Museum summer design workshop in France.