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Lamp Santa & Cole Nimba / Ceiling light Santa & Cole Nimba
PRO
$7
Royalty free
| Platform: | 3dsMax 2011 + fbx |
| Render: |  Corona |
| Size: | 24 MBNEW |
| Colors: | |
| Style: | Modern |
| Materials: | Metal |
| Formfactor: |
Published 18 February 2019
In the archive:
3ds max 2011 Corona render 1.3 file (model in two sizes: D90 mm and D120mm)
fbx file
materials
textures
The idea of the luminaire is a floating ring of light, formed by a metal profile in which the light source and the lower ring are placed to scatter light. Nimba is named after the halo of holy images - “it can be seen, but it is not there” - and due to its location the light focuses in the middle of the void in order to spread the light in all directions.
Manufacturer: Santa & Cole factory
Link to the manufacturer's website - http://www.santacole.com/en/catalogo/lamparas-de-suspension/nimba
Designer: Antoni Arola
Year of creation: 1997
Release: from 1997 / to today
Dimensions:
Nimba - 90
Height - min 500 mm, max - 5000 mm
The basis - 160 mm
Reflector - diameter 850mm
Nimba - 120
Height - min 500 mm, max - 5000 mm
The basis - 160 mm
Reflector - 1200mm diameter
3ds max 2011 Corona render 1.3 file (model in two sizes: D90 mm and D120mm)
fbx file
materials
textures
The idea of the luminaire is a floating ring of light, formed by a metal profile in which the light source and the lower ring are placed to scatter light. Nimba is named after the halo of holy images - “it can be seen, but it is not there” - and due to its location the light focuses in the middle of the void in order to spread the light in all directions.
Manufacturer: Santa & Cole factory
Link to the manufacturer's website - http://www.santacole.com/en/catalogo/lamparas-de-suspension/nimba
Designer: Antoni Arola
Year of creation: 1997
Release: from 1997 / to today
Dimensions:
Nimba - 90
Height - min 500 mm, max - 5000 mm
The basis - 160 mm
Reflector - diameter 850mm
Nimba - 120
Height - min 500 mm, max - 5000 mm
The basis - 160 mm
Reflector - 1200mm diameter
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Lamp Santa & Cole Nimba / Ceiling light Santa & Cole Nimba
PRO
$7
Royalty free
5
| Platform: | 3dsMax 2011 + fbx |
| Render: | Corona |
| Size: | 24 MBNEW |
| Colors: | |
| Style: | Modern |
| Materials: | Metal |
| Formfactor: |
Published 18 February 2019
In the archive:
3ds max 2011 Corona render 1.3 file (model in two sizes: D90 mm and D120mm)
fbx file
materials
textures
The idea of the luminaire is a floating ring of light, formed by a metal profile in which the light source and the lower ring are placed to scatter light. Nimba is named after the halo of holy images - “it can be seen, but it is not there” - and due to its location the light focuses in the middle of the void in order to spread the light in all directions.
Manufacturer: Santa & Cole factory
Link to the manufacturer's website - http://www.santacole.com/en/catalogo/lamparas-de-suspension/nimba
Designer: Antoni Arola
Year of creation: 1997
Release: from 1997 / to today
Dimensions:
Nimba - 90
Height - min 500 mm, max - 5000 mm
The basis - 160 mm
Reflector - diameter 850mm
Nimba - 120
Height - min 500 mm, max - 5000 mm
The basis - 160 mm
Reflector - 1200mm diameter
3ds max 2011 Corona render 1.3 file (model in two sizes: D90 mm and D120mm)
fbx file
materials
textures
The idea of the luminaire is a floating ring of light, formed by a metal profile in which the light source and the lower ring are placed to scatter light. Nimba is named after the halo of holy images - “it can be seen, but it is not there” - and due to its location the light focuses in the middle of the void in order to spread the light in all directions.
Manufacturer: Santa & Cole factory
Link to the manufacturer's website - http://www.santacole.com/en/catalogo/lamparas-de-suspension/nimba
Designer: Antoni Arola
Year of creation: 1997
Release: from 1997 / to today
Dimensions:
Nimba - 90
Height - min 500 mm, max - 5000 mm
The basis - 160 mm
Reflector - diameter 850mm
Nimba - 120
Height - min 500 mm, max - 5000 mm
The basis - 160 mm
Reflector - 1200mm diameter
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