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Here Comes the Sun 250

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Cambridge, New Zealand

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Here Comes the Sun 250 by DCW éditions is a steel pendant lamp designed by Bertrand Balas, originally conceived in August 1970 and inspired by watching the sun set over the Garonne river. The larger 250mm hemispherical form carries the same quietly magical quality as the 175mm version, concealing its E14 light source within and spilling a warm glow downward while the interior finish adds depth and warmth from within. Works beautifully as a solo piece or clustered in multiples at varying heights for a more expansive installation. The exterior and interior finishes are independently specified, with cast canopy and cable colour also selectable. Lamp not included. Part of the broader Here Comes the Sun collection, also available in 175mm, 350mm, and 450mm diameters.

Please note: this product is imported to order from France and cannot be returned or refunded once purchased. We recommend checking all details carefully before buying. Domestic delivery charges apply on dispatch. Please allow approximately 4 weeks for delivery. 

Here Comes the Sun 250
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Here Comes the Sun 250 by DCW éditions is a steel pendant lamp designed by Bertrand Balas, originally conceived in August 1970 and inspired by watching the sun set over the Garonne river.

The larger 250mm hemispherical form carries the same quietly magical quality as the 175mm version, concealing its E14 light source within and spilling a warm glow downward while the interior finish adds depth and warmth from within. Works beautifully as a solo piece or clustered in multiples at varying heights for a more expansive installation. The exterior and interior finishes are independently specified, with cast canopy and cable colour also selectable. Lamp not included. Part of the broader Here Comes the Sun collection, also available in 175mm, 350mm, and 450mm diameters.

Please note: this product is imported to order from France and cannot be returned or refunded once purchased. We recommend checking all details carefully before buying. Domestic delivery charges apply on dispatch. Please allow approximately 4 weeks for delivery. 

Specs
  • Brand: DCW éditions
  • Designer: Bertrand Balas
  • Material: Steel
  • Exterior finish options: Black; White
  • Interior finish options: Copper; White
  • Cast canopy options: Black; White (optional)
  • Cable options: Black; White (optional)
  • Application: Interior pendant light; living, dining, bedroom, cluster installation
  • Dimensions: Dia250mm; canopy Dia90mm
  • Cable length: 3m or 5m coaxial cable
  • Light source: E14 LED 40W max, approx. 300lm (lamp not included)
  • Voltage: 230V
  • IP rating: IP20, indoor use
  • Collection: Here Comes the Sun (175mm, 350mm, and 450mm also available)

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Here Comes the Sun 250

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Social Light lists the Here Comes the Sun 250 at $1,170. For an exact price for your project, .

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“I’m so delighted with my Bode lights from Social Light. Kat and the team were amazing to deal with and organising swift delivery for me. The lights themselves give off a gorgeous radiance due no doubt to their quality materials, which was a great contrast to a lot I had seen. A really positive experience and outcome.”

L. Amundsen