Lys – 434/l

Of the multitude of sorts of lighting, the ‘floor lamp’ is today maybe the one in most prominent difficulty.‎ The undoubted recovery of the focal lighting point on the roof and the subsequent expansion of ceiling fixtures has diminished it to a negligible job contrasted with the wonders of the ’60s and ’70s.‎ Daniele Ruzza and Silvana Angeletti appear to track down their beginning stage in this reflection and, in planning Lys, make explicit reference to that phenomenal snapshot of Italian lighting design.‎ The snapshot of the incredible experts: Joe Colombo, the Castiglioni siblings, Gino Sarfatti.‎ That is the way Lys rejects the overabundance materials and shades of contemporary floor lamps, once in a while forms, here and there beasts, to get back to a complex, contained elegance.‎ Slender on a stand, outfitted with a trumpet-molded head, it describes the space without getting in the way.‎ Also accessible in the customary halogen variant, it is upgraded by a pristine LED adaptation: at long last, the new sources, with dimmable mains voltage, are additionally utilized on the floor lamps, with faultless light yield and uncommon durability.‎ The two renditions are recognized by a methacrylate plate which, laying on top in the LED model, draws a circle of light, a little halo.‎ The past item likewise comes in the suspended Lys adaptation, which on one hand exploits the extraordinary style of the plan of the head, and on the other the significant lighting power comparable to the contained measurements as far as volume.‎ Suspension lamp giving direct light.‎ Metal construction and turned aluminum reflector, painted or galvanised.‎ Dimmable in the two adaptations with fitting dimmer.‎ LED 13W 220V Ø cm.‎ 18 ↓ cm.‎ 36 Ø 7.‎09′ ↓ 14.‎18′ Structure: metal Structure tone: white or dark Diffuser/Reflector: metal Diffuser/Reflector tone: white or dark Certifications: CE