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Aluminum, glass, wood veneer, 8" x 8."
Design: Alessandra Dini
A simple juxtaposition of squares, this sconce relies on the warm glow of light shone through wood veneer, combined with the brightness of halogen light, directed either to the ceiling or to the floor.
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Alessandra
Dini earned her B.A. from Harvard College in Fine Arts, and a Master
of Architecture from the Harvard Graduate School of Design. After working
for five years in Barcelona, Spain, she settled in New York where she
founded Out of Time Architecture, in 1994. In parallel to the architectural
work, in 1996 Alessandra also founded New York Works,
a design production firm based in New York and in Italy. Out of time Architecture |
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