The Spider family of lighting fixtures offers a heightened level of luminosity, generating a more direct and intense illumination. This collection comprises an array of options, featuring designs accommodating a range of six to twelve individual lights. Crafted from a conical metallic tube, the Spider fixtures not only serve a functional purpose but also add a touch of warmth and aesthetic charm to the surrounding environment, making them particularly conducive to enhancing the ambiance of workspaces.
In terms of aesthetics, the Spider fixtures are available in a selection of sophisticated finishes, catering to various design preferences. These finishes include Black Chrome, White, Brass, Antique Brass, and Gold Plated, allowing customers to choose the one that best complements their interior decor.
Incorporating advanced technology for energy efficiency, the Spider lighting fixtures are electrically powered by GU10 LED light bulbs. This feature ensures that the illumination not only provides an aesthetic enhancement but also operates with an environmentally friendly and cost-effective approach, making it a suitable choice for modern, eco-conscious lighting solutions.
Electrical characteristics
Safety class: Class I
Light source: LED
LED type: GU10
Rated input wattage: HAL Max 8x20W | LED Max 8x5W
Colour Temperature: 2700K
AC Voltage: 220-240v
Frequency: TRIAC (phase cut)
More Information
Dimensions (HxWxD):
cm: 106x70x50 / inch: 41.73"x27.56"x19.69"
Country of Manufacture
Spain
Style
Modern + Contemporary
IP protection:
IP 20
About Designer
Carlo Contin (1967 Limbiate MB), opened his studio of design and interior architecture in 1998, after working for several years in the family company specialized in craft made wood furniture.
He presented his first design at the Salone Satellite in 1999, starting to collaborate with some of most important company in Italy ad all over the world, taken part at many exhibitions.
In 2010 the Triennale di Milano dedicated to his work a solo exhibition “Interventi nella Sfera Domestica”.
In 2013 he exibited his reserch work in the field of woodworking at the Subalterno1 gallery.
He work with many Italian and International companies: Adentro, Coop, Cappellini I Guzzini, Fambuena, Le Fablier, Legnoart, Meritalia, MoMA New York, Mogg, Sampietro 1927, Tobeus and Sphaus.
