Stout Beat Light
- Designed by: Tom Dixon
- Available at: YLighting
- Price: $900.00
- Dimensions: H 19.7" x W 20.5"
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The design and inception of the Beat Lights originated from a field trip to India on which Tom Dixon took his Royal College students. This light was inspired by the shapes of traditional Indian water vessels seen on this trek.
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