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A chandelier in the form of a molecule model: DNA chandelier from next Far from what you expect from the appearance of a chandelier, the chandelier model from the DNA series of lights is an atypical example of its category. Instead of straight candle bulbs pointed upwards with little lampshades, DNA Chandelier is equipped with a total of nine lighting points in the form of globe bulbs (not included), pointing in different directions. This is due to the design that Hopf & Wortmann, the designers of DNA, devised for their creation. In line with the name “DNA”, the design for this series of lights is based on the concept of a molecule or an organically growing structure. The structural model of a molecule, e.g. a DNA molecule, consists of atoms - represented by globe bulbs here - and a connecting structure - here realised by a structure made of ABS. The connecting structure can be rotated in four places, allowing you to change the shape of this light slightly. Design and production - made in Germany. Energy efficiency class:A++
