Battersea Large Ceiling Rose by Toscot .
The name of this series is inspired by the famous thermoelectric power station built in 1933 in Battersea (London). The design is reminiscent of old electrical insulators made between the 19th and 20th centuries. Despite the vintage reference, the lines of these lamps remain contemporary and can be placed in a variety of environments.
Thanks to the Battersea ceiling rose it is possible to combine different types of lamps from the Battersea series (art. 951, 954-22, 952) creating interesting plays of light.
Dimensions : Ø20, H 55 cm
Toscot offers lighting models that combine the Tuscan tradition of hand-casting with shapes and decorations ranging from classic to contemporary.
Unique pieces are handmade using high-quality materials, with a focus on versatility and coordination. The meticulous attention to detail and finishes lend the products a unique value, and the creative research that underpins their creation transforms them into timeless furnishing solutions.
Battersea Large Ceiling Rose by Toscot .
The name of this series is inspired by the famous thermoelectric power station built in 1933 in Battersea (London). The design is reminiscent of old electrical insulators made between the 19th and 20th centuries. Despite the vintage reference, the lines of these lamps remain contemporary and can be placed in a variety of environments.
Thanks to the Battersea ceiling rose it is possible to combine different types of lamps from the Battersea series (art. 951, 954-22, 952) creating interesting plays of light.
Dimensions : Ø20, H 55 cm
Toscot offers lighting models that combine the Tuscan tradition of hand-casting with shapes and decorations ranging from classic to contemporary.
Unique pieces are handmade using high-quality materials, with a focus on versatility and coordination. The meticulous attention to detail and finishes lend the products a unique value, and the creative research that underpins their creation transforms them into timeless furnishing solutions.
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