David Trubridge

KINA

Kina references the inner shell of the local saltwater sea-urchin called kina in Māori. David saw a kina shell in Antarctica – an exquisite jewel sunk in a tiny hollow in the sea ice. The shell had absorbed enough warmth from the sun to melt the ice around it, an exquisite jewel.

Key facts:

  • Shipped in environmentally friendly kitset packaging 
  • Easy assembly at home via PDF or online video 
  • Available in 5 sizes 
  • 12 standard colour options (custom colours on request) 
  • Comes with cord, bulb holder (CableCup ceiling rose on request)
  • Intended for dry interior spaces.

Specifications

Product

Brand
David Trubridge
Materials
Bamboo plywood (FSC-accredited factory); nylon clips
Design
David Trubridge

Dimensions & Details

Width / Diameter
440 · 600 · 800 · 1000 · 1400 mm
Height
440 mm: 200 mm · 600 mm: 280 mm · 800 mm: 370 mm · 1000 mm: 420 mm · 1400 mm: 650 mm

Electrical

Lamping
E27 (E26 USA), max. 60 W, not supplied

Technical data as published by David Trubridge.

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