Dark - No Fruit pendant light

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No Fruit is the name of a pendant light that received numerous awards. It has been designed by the Belgian designer Anthony Duffeleer, who runs an architect’s office and who’s also a professor at the Saint Lucas University in Gent, Belgium. He designs for the Belgian company Dark. What has been created is a remarkable organic lamp that diffuses a warm light and therefore perfectly fits the atmosphere of modern rooms.

No Fruit comes in white but it can adapt other colours by putting in a coloured light bulb. 2004 and 2005 it received numerous design awards, such as the Good Design and the iF Design Award.

No Fruit comes in the following versions:

DA = for digital light control
EVG = for electronic control gears/ non-dimmable
EVGD = for electronic control gears/ dimmable
illuminant: 3 x 21 Watts G5
illuminant: 3 x 39 Watts G5
Optionally you may use a coloured bulb.

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Design: Anthony Duffeleer

The Belgian Anthony Duffeleer leads a successful architecture office together with his wife Freia Rombouts. His lamp “No Fruit” won the prestigious iF Design Award in 2004. Designer Anthony Duffeleer

Honoured with: Good Design Award

The Museum’s historic Good Design program originated in Chicago in 1950 and was organized by Edgar J. Kaufmann, Jr., former curator of the Museum of Modern Art. Designaward Good Design Award

Honoured with: iF Design Award

Since its introduction in 1953, the If Design Award is a constant, well-known trademark when it comes to outstanding design. Designaward iF Design Award