Muse Lantern Outdoor can be battery operated or wired. In the wired version, the light source is placed inside a glass cylinder which is suitably sealed to ensure IP65 protection. The new battery model maintains the characteristics of the lantern but with a more sophisticated touch: the light source has a new look that makes it much more contemporary and captivating.
The simulation of the light bulb creates an alternation of lines, giving it a more modern appearance, while also guaranteeing better performance. Both versions are now available in small, medium and large sizes. The bronze finish of the Muse Lantern has been treated to withstand outdoor spaces and atmospheric conditions, with a handle in woven leather. The plastic diffuser in the Outdoor version remains in a transparent amber finish.
Year of release: 2021
Light source: 1 x 3W LED module Light emission: 430 Lm 3.000 K; CRI: >90 IP65
Autonomy: 6/8 hours Life cycles: 600 Charging time: 4 hours Supplied with battery charger
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Country of Manufacture
Italien
Style
Modern + Contemporary, Classic + Traditional
Über den Designer
Tristan Auer
An interior and emotion architect, Tristan Auer designs beautifully sensual and singular interiors. His extremely rich and aesthetic vision finds its finest expression in vibrant col-our, lights and era mixes. From the Hôtel de Crillon and the Bains-Douches in Paris, to the prestigious works in private houses in London and New York, all the way to Moustique Is-land, he operates with the style of a stage director, his client being both the main actor in his screenplay and his accomplice in this on-going quest for elegance. As an ambassador of a certain French “art de vivre”, Tristan Auer combines his very modern vision with arts and crafts excellence to give a new definition of contemporary luxury. Tristan Auer grew up in Aix-en-Provence. After graduating at ESAG-Penninghen, he joined forces with the Christian Liaigre team, and then Philippe Starckavant’s before he went on starting his own interior design firm in Paris in 2002.
