TAL - King George Series
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Applications: indoor
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With KING GEORGE, TAL has gone all out with its contemporary interpretation of the classical chandelier. The idea: you take a luxurious chandelier and strip it of all its frills and glitz and a brand-new light fitting appears. TAL takes this idea very far; in the case of KING GEORGE only the outlines of the chandelier remain, and all the lighting fits in the design itself. KING GEORGE is a jewel of simplicity, purity and technical ingenuity.
The design of the chandelier consists of several pipes. Of course, as it befits a majestic light fitting, the light this chandelier emits comes from the latest state-of-the-art LED technology. There are three different versions of the chandelier available, analogous to the number of their arms: KING GEORGE XII has twelve pipes, KING GEORGE VIII and KING GEORGE VI have eight and six pipes respectively. The arms are finished with a texture finish which provides it with a clean, yet tactile effect. Less is more, you would think? Not quite. Even though KING GEORGE has a sleek design, TAL still offers the customer the opportunity to tweak this chandelier to their own liking. For a start, this can be done by choosing the finish in any desired colour; imagine an entirely black version like a tarantula weaving its frightful web down from the ceiling. Adjustments to the pipes are also possible. For example: an end part in a different colour or texture (for instance chrome to embellish the crown with some bling) may be fitted, both on top and at the bottom. And even more splendour may be added to the chandelier by fitting the KING GEORGE with modern lampshades. Another idea would be to fix special light switches to the arms, which causes the light no longer to emanate from the pipes but from the crown caps. In short, there are numerous possibilities to create a unique KING GEORGE. In addition to its illuminating quality, a chandelier also has a decorative function and this is very much true for the KING GEORGE, too. A modern or pimped KING GEORGE will add a royal touch to both modern and the more classic interiors. |
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Applications: indoor
Mounting: suspended
- Arms: 12, 8 or 6
- Black/White
- 121cm x 85cm
- 60W
- CRI 90
- 2700-3000K
The design of the chandelier consists of several pipes. Of course, as it befits a majestic light fitting, the light this chandelier emits comes from the latest state-of-the-art LED technology. There are three different versions of the chandelier available, analogous to the number of their arms: KING GEORGE XII has twelve pipes, KING GEORGE VIII and KING GEORGE VI have eight and six pipes respectively. The arms are finished with a texture finish which provides it with a clean, yet tactile effect.
Less is more, you would think? Not quite. Even though KING GEORGE has a sleek design, TAL still offers the customer the opportunity to tweak this chandelier to their own liking. For a start, this can be done by choosing the finish in any desired colour; imagine an entirely black version like a tarantula weaving its frightful web down from the ceiling. Adjustments to the pipes are also possible. For example: an end part in a different colour or texture (for instance chrome to embellish the crown with some bling) may be fitted, both on top and at the bottom. And even more splendour may be added to the chandelier by fitting the KING GEORGE with modern lampshades. Another idea would be to fix special light switches to the arms, which causes the light no longer to emanate from the pipes but from the crown caps. In short, there are numerous possibilities to create a unique KING GEORGE.
In addition to its illuminating quality, a chandelier also has a decorative function and this is very much true for the KING GEORGE, too. A modern or pimped KING GEORGE will add a royal touch to both modern and the more classic interiors.
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