Bauer Lichtbild #38

Frank Bauer developed and patented a low voltage modular stainless steel grid lighting system which allows the construction of delicate sculptural forms. Dimensions: Size differs Delivery time: Available now Applications: Domestic, hospitality and commercial Variations: Coloured aluminium and form Finish: Powder coated perforated aluminium Designer: Frank Bauer

BY jesse

November 21st, 2008

Frank Bauer developed and patented a low voltage modular stainless steel grid lighting system which allows the construction of delicate sculptural forms.

Dimensions: Size differs

Delivery time: Available now

Applications: Domestic, hospitality and commercial

Variations: Coloured aluminium and form

Finish: Powder coated perforated aluminium

Designer: Frank Bauer

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