Dimensions Ø20cm x H20 cm
Materials shiny or matt opal glass, aluminium
Light source E27 socket, LED COB (35 000h)
Dimensions Leonard: Ø46 x H15cm – Chambers: Ø76 x H15cm, Ø96 x H15cm
Light source 5 x E27.
Materials black powder coated steel or solid brass (not lacquered; will darken and patinate over time)
Care instructions use a soft dry cloth to clean. Do not use any cleaners with chemicals or harsh abrasives. Avoid using water. The brass will oxidise from the moment it is exposed to air. To maintain a shiny appearance, use a mild metal polish and a soft cloth.
TR Bulb is a LED bulb combined with a white opal glass shade. LED technology allows a sustainable use, a bulb is made to light up several years. Its central structure is made of aluminum to evacuate the heat of the LED, allowing the bulb to operate at its optimum temperature.
TR Bulb can fit on any lamp in the Tribeca collection.
TR Bulb
Chambers chandeliers Ø96cm
Chambers chandeliers Ø76cm
Chambers chandeliers Ø96cm
Leonard chandelier Ø46cm
Søren Rose is a talented Danish entrepreneur and designer with a past in creative direction within the web and photography industries. His dream of having his own studio came true in 2008 and today he lives in New York where he operates the highly popular Søren Rose Studio. The team encompasses an incredible skill set within architecture, product design and manufacturing. They run a flat organisation, meaning, if the junior designer has the best idea, that’s what they go with. Worshipping high quality and sustainable materials, the studio approaches their work with both traditional and innovative craftsmanship.
Søren Rose Studio
Chambers chandeliers Ø76cm
Leonard chandelier Ø46cm
The Tribeca series is a mix of lamps pendants and chandeliers, inspired by New York in the 1930s. The feature, in combination with the elegant details and the industrial feel, makes a Tribeca lamp a retro-chic piece of art. The Tribeca collection was born as the first product design after relocating Søren Rose's studio from Copenhagen to New York back in 2011.
