Ruflette Suspended ceiling light

A rufflette is a thick strip of tape which is sewn to the top of curtains so they can be gathered, to which curtain hooks can be attached. With this suspended light by Marie-Christine Dorner, a tall rufflette is wrapped around the outer edges of the widest part of the shade and it is this which, by pleating the 100 % cotton fabric, enables regular pleats to be formed on its two slopes. A classic technique for a contemporary and very charming design. Shade in white 100% cotton fabric (Ø 75 cm H 17 cm). The cotton 'cover' may be removed for cleaning (machine washable @ 60°; line drying advised - do not spin; iron at medium temperature, no more than 150°C; dry clean with perchlorethylene). Ceiling fitting H 4 Ø 20 cm. 3 x 3m steel wires, height-adjustable via a coulistop mechanism. Gris perle-coloured 3.60 m textile cable. 180 cm LED ribbons, giving a total power of 14.4 W and emitting 2,160 Lumens or the equivalment of a 150 W incandescent bulb. Colour temperature 2,700 K (warm white). LED's are interchangeable. Total consumption = 17.3 W. Dimmable LED ribbon.