Morphe Giant pendant lamp

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Description

Morphe Giant is a sustainable pendant lamp made with paper mache designed to be a protagonist element in the decoration of any space in the house such as in the kitchen or dining room above the main table.

Materials

One of the most important materials used to make these sustainable pendant lamps is paper mache obtained from recycling old newspapers and certified water-based sustainable glue. This material is characterized by being durable and very light.

They use natural pigments to color it and a one-meter white textile cable to connect it with the energy source. The cable is available in yellow, pale blue end cotton white color. Morphe Giant ceiling pendant lamps use only LED light bulbs up to 20W with E27 termination (not included). You can choose from sienna yellow, black amber, amber brown and amber green for the color of the lampshade of this sustainable lamp. You can also customize the color or length of the cable by request.

Utility and use

These pendant ceiling lamps are creative designs that bring life and exclusivity to any home. The Morphe Giant pendant lamps are ideal protagonists for lighting a modern home’s dining room or kitchen, placing them illuminating the table.

Environmental characteristics

Crea-re is a firm committed to environmental and social responsibility. All its products are made with sustainable materials and processes that respect the environment. This includes the LED light bulb, which represents one of the greenest options for home lighting today. In addition, it’s important to note that the lightness of its lamps avoids high environmental costs when shipping since the lower the weight, the lower the generation of CO2 in delivery.

Design features

The Morphe Giant sustainable pendant lamps are the biggest of the Morphe family, a collection inspired by zoomorphic and amorphous shapes such as eggs, amoebas, and stones riddled by the sea waves. Uneven gaps and unique wrinkles accentuate its smooth and oval surface. 

These lamps were shown at the London Design Fair 2017. Many newspapers displayed this collection. The most important: Label Magazine, Design Curial and especially Design Alive.

In the case of import/export, you should bear in mind that the product may be subject to taxes and tariffs, charged by your country’s customs agency upon delivery of the package(s).

Note: For destinations in the Canary Islands, Ceuta or Melilla (IGIC or IPSI)

As part of our social and corporate responsibility policy, we manage logistics in the most sustainable way possible, minimising the number of kilometres travelled by our parcel service (Dropshipping) and annually offsetting the carbon footprint produced by our shipments.