Babel by Fabien Dumas

Inspiration for the luminaire Babel, designed by Fabien Dumas for Vertigo Bird came from the biblical story about the Tower of Babel.

You can turn every single shade and when you do, the shape and angle of the light changes. Furthermore, you can charge the angle of light from the side or from the zero position. It turns very smoothly just by one touch, without an engine inside.

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