Pendant lamp with black aluminium structure and iron lens. The lens undergoes an oxidation process inducted by flame and it is followed by brushing, sponging, polishing and sanding.
General: Light source - LED 1x24W Colour temperature - 3000 K CRI - 92+ Dimmable - TRIAC IP Rating - IP 40 Cable length - 80-400 cm
The pendant lamp Lens has a metal diffusor in three different precious finishes. This lamp can be suitable for various spaces thanks to its two different sizes. The smaller version with a single spotlight can light up residential spaces, whereas the larger version with three spotlights is suitable to furnish and decorate large spaces like restaurants, bars and lobbies.
Inspired by a lens that concentrates and veers sunlight, Lens captures the light, filters it, and then releases it anew into the environment. The irregular lens surface décor allows the light to be propagated creating light and shadow effects on the elements below. The surrounding environment, hit by these new hues, blends together with the light source, creating a pleasant decorative effect. The 3-group lenses assemblies call to mind the cosmic and the terrestrial elements, where the light abridges these two spheres.
The Lens collection comprises two types of handing lamps: wall- and ceiling-mounted. The hanging lamp version comprises LED spotlights reflecting the light on one or three metal lenses, and the wall-mounted and floodlight version comprise LED strips illuminating the front and side disk, with pleasant lighting effects. The metal discs are brass, copper and black iron colored, through an artisanal process which makes each lens finish unique.
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Country of Manufacture
Italy
Style
Modern + Contemporary
IP protection:
IP 40
About Designer
Lucie Koldova
Lucie Koldova (born 1983 in the Czech Republic) is a light and product designer based in Prague, Czech Republic. After graduating at Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague in 2009, she moved to Paris. Lucie started developing her creations for various companies in France as well as abroad. It was therefore a natural progression for her to gain wide audience in 2010 with the first series of lights named Balloons and Muffins for the Czech blown glass specialist Brokis. Soon after she established her own studio in Paris in 2012, now settled in Prague.
Lucie Koldova has transformed and honed influences, inspiration and motives coming out from different cultures melting together in Paris into her charismatic and elegant style in sensual formal language. Her work stretches from daily products to poetic gallery objects and limited series, including furniture pieces, glass sculptures and timeless lights, objects of desire - chic and purified.
Creative interest of Lucie Koldova is mainly focused on glass and lighting design bringing still more novel and exciting themes, technological as well as formal solutions in the field. Lucie uses classic craftsmanship through cutting-edge technologies with a main focus on pure beauty of materials such as glass, wood and metal. Her style featuring emotions is based on breathtaking use of colors, unusual proportions and vibrant formal contrasts and her objects often overcome limits of possible.
Lucie Koldova’s widely exhibited work is represented by Gallery S. Bensimon (France), La Chance (France), Haymann Edition (France), Chevalier Édition (France), internationally also by Brokis, Lasvit and Křehký Gallery and LUGI (Czech Republic).
