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CLAM - Pendant Light Material Concrete Used as a shield LM32924
CLAM - Pendant Light Material Concrete Used as a shield LM32924
CLAM - Pendant Light Material Concrete Used as a shield LM32924
CLAM - Pendant Light Material Concrete Used as a shield LM32924
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CLAM - Pendant Light Material Concrete Used as a shield LM32924

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EUR212.50 EUR252.50

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CLAM Pendant Light Material Concrete Used as a shield LM32924 Used as a shield Individual drops of light shine from five pendant lamps suspended from a strong wrought iron frame to give this chandelier a modern and modish twist Designed by Kristian Sofus Hansen & Tommy Hyldahl for 101 Copenhagen where the two lampshades surround the light

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