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4 years ago

Where can I find that light fixture?

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Amos Goldreich Architecture
4 years ago
Thanks Katie. The light is

&Tradition Utzon Lamp White

https://www.madeindesign.co.uk/prod-utzon-pendant-reissue-1947-by-tradition-ref206030.html?esl-k=sem-google%7Cnu%7Cc344012252614%7Cm%7Ck675616235408%7Cp%7Ct%7Cdc%7Ca70356541598%7Cg1784534111&gclid=CjwKCAiAlajvBRB_EiwA4vAqiC4lZpBJ_OgIBjMn86bKgVjLYl8o9NSTPQ3alVR_fqOSKiw8O6MMYxoCBC0QAvD_BwE
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