Bloom


Lighted Pot
"Rob slewe designed BLOOM! for the new terrace of the Parnassia beach pavillion in the Dutch seaside resort of Bloemendaal. BLOOM! is characterised by its simple but classy design and versatility: a flowerpot doubling as light! Its cleverly designed dimensions make BLOOM suitable not only for flowers and plants indoors as well as outdoors, but also for use at (garden) parties, filled with ice to chill champagne or other mixed drinks, for example. The double-walled, waterproof flowerpot is made of high-grade plastic. Inside the pot are two 11 watt energy-saving light bulbs that can be connected to both outdoor and indoor lighting systems."

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BLOOM has a height of 60 cm and a diameter on top of 66 cm
The weight of BLOOM is 10 kg.

Inside the flowerpot are two 11 watt energy saving lightbulbs. Use only energy saving light bulbs MAXIMUM 11 watt. To prevent from heat building up in the flower pot.

BLOOM is supplied with two 11 watt low energy light bulbs and 4 meters long cord with plug.


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Einrichtungshaus
Posted by Diller Gerda on 9/2/2004 4:54:00 AM

Please send us Info-material about Bloom.
We are a little furniture shop in Wuppertal and very
interested about your produkt.
Add. diller@diller.de

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Info about Bloom
Posted by Anthony on 9/2/2004 9:27:00 AM

Diller,
Information about Bloom can be found on their website:

http://www.bloempot.nu/

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