€35,00
Price exl TAX € 28,93
Cog Intimo
Ref: cog intimo
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Product Information
The Cog Intimo pendant shade with its sleek, stylish design sets the
scene in any modern or traditional interior. Cog Intimo is ideally suited to
the proportions of modern and new build homes however any room with a low to
average sized ceiling is ideal. For rooms with high ceilings, the Cog Classic
is more suitable. The Cog Intimo is able to accept various size light bulbs
including energy savers and casts a warm light around as well as directly
illuminating through the openings.
Blue Marmalade was founded in 2002 by Trent Jennings and To Marsh. This
young British company has its very own outlook on design and production. Their
designs show their preference for honest, simple and functional products that
are both fun and eco-friendly. They always strive to leave the necessary raw
materials in their purest form as possible. By this simple yet effective
method, they succeed in designing products that are easily recycled.
Dimensions
21x30x30 cm
Resources
It’s a single material construction out of polypropylene. The construction ensures the correct processing of the polypropylene, which results in a pure end product.
Cog is a simple, lightweight design with a minimum of components, which results in a huge material cutback. The design is optimized to minimize the loss of sheet material during production.
The production process is brought down to a bare minimum, which means that less energy is required. Seen as it’s a single material construction, it can simply be cut out of a sheet. The folding is done by the end-user.
The product has to be folded, no harmful glues are required. Emissions caused by the generation of power are lowered due to the energy reduction during the production process.
This lamp shade was specially designed to be used with energy saving lamps. The company wants to stimulate people to trade in their old bulbs for new, energy saving types.
The product and its packaging are developed to be fully absorbed into a new life cycle at end of life. Future production of new materials and depletion of raw materials is again a bit further away.
