Porsche 911 - 964
Designed & assembled in the UK · PSU included · Dispatches in 3–5 working days
*Available while current production remains
Part of the LaLumora Workshop Series — early objects created as the foundation for a larger project.
Recognisable without needing detail.
Few shapes need less explanation.
The Porsche 911 964 carries one of the most familiar silhouettes in automotive design — compact proportions, curved bodywork and a form that has remained unmistakably 911 across generations.
Available in Front and Rear views, each piece focuses on a different part of that identity.
The front interpretation brings forward the upright headlights, curved wings and compact stance, while the rear view centres on the rounded bodywork and continuous light panel that make the 964 just as recognisable from behind.
In both compositions, unnecessary detail is stripped away while selective illumination draws attention to the features that define the car.
A familiar shape, interpreted as an object for the room rather than simply an image of the car.
Each piece is produced and assembled in-house in small batches.
Choose your view: Front or Rear.
USB powered
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Technical Specifications
Dimensions
- 220mm (H) × 220mm (W) × 50mm (D)
Power
- Electrical input: 5V DC via USB
- Recommended supply: 2A minimum
- Included: USB power cable and destination-appropriate mains power adapter
- UK orders receive a UK-plug; North American orders receive a US/Canadian-plug
Placement
- Designed for flat surfaces
- Ideal for desks, shelves, mantles, and garage spaces
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