Really like these lights

tstephene

4 years ago

Can you tell me who manufactures these lights and can they be bought in Europe? Thanks

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Gravel Hill Lighting
4 years ago
Hello tstephene,

If you can drop a line to info@gravelhill.lighting one of the team will look into this for you. Please mention how many you want and when you need them by!
carocat24
4 years ago
Look like Melt lights in copper from Tom Dixon to me.
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4 years ago
Hi, They are indeed from the Tom Dixon collection.

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