Maserati lamp
Published on May 14, 2008 | 
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Known for their luxury cars and then their luxury pens, now Lumina and Maserati have come together to give birth to the Maserati lamp, a shining jewel, with great attention paid to every detail in the best “Made in Italy” tradition of quality craftsmanship.
Inspired by the grille of the Quattroporte, the Maserati Lamp by Lumina is crafted from sheetmetal backed with opaline glass etched with the grille design through which the light shines.
Officially licensed by the Modenese automaker, the lamp is even emblazoned with the Trident badge so your guests will know just where your loyalties lie. Follow the link to find out more. And as Maserati has mentioned on their site, they sure have given their all to create a product that has elegance, excellence and meaning.
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Thanks for the hint, I was looking for sth. like that for months :-)
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Looks like a Cookie ala mode.
This is one of my daughter's favorite places. 
This is so amazing. Really so luxurious. Never seen such finishing and perfect furnishings before. Thanks for sharing. 
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As I expected, the more unique the design, the higher the price. 
When you use this thing you will feel that you are with nature. 
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