Wall/ceiling lamp with transparent blown glass diffuser, striped pattern on the top and sandblasted on the bottom. White painted metal structure.
General Versions 1: Light source - LED 1x17W Colour temperature - 3000 K CRI - 80+ Dimmable - TRIAC IP Rating - IP 40
General Versions 2: Light source - R7s (78 mm) 1x7W - LED Max Watt - 120 W Dimmable - TRIAC IP Rating - IP 40
Not included accessories - Bulb Available diffuser colours - Transparent Available structure colours - White
Loop is a “dancing” lamp that hovers in the air with grace and elegance, exerting a charm through the movements of its forms. The fine and delicate glass makes it seem lightweight in this strange flight. Loop floats peacefully in infinity, and swings as though in space, like the pleats of a skirt moving in the wind or the agile transportation of a jellyfish.
This collection of lamps is suitable for most environments and can enhance classical or modern style rooms, giving a refined but unique look.
The Loop collection is made up of a pendant lamp, a wall lamp and a ceiling lamp. The shade is in blown glass, partly blown on the base, and is made for indoor use. The pendant lamp is available in an black opaque finish, shiny copper or burnished brass, while the wall and ceiling lamps are available in an opaque white finish. The energy voltage makes these lamps suitable with halogen lamps and LED.
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Dimensions (HxWxD):
cm: 11.5x45x45 / inch: 4.53"x17.72"x17.72"
Country of Manufacture
Italy
Style
Modern + Contemporary
Finish:
Transparent - White
IP protection:
IP 40
About Designer
Constance Guisset
Born in 1976, Constance Guisset lives and works in Paris.
After studying at ESSEC business School and Sciences-Po Paris, then a one-year job at Japan Parliament in Tokyo, she chooses to turn towards design and enters ENSCI design school from which she graduates in 2007.
In 2008, she is awarded the “Grand Prix du Design de la Ville de Paris”, wins the Prize for the Public of the Design Parade at La Villa Noailles (Hyère, France), as well as two grants from the VIA (French institute for the valorisation of innovation in design). In 2010, she is named among the “ten designers of the year” in Maison & Objet, Now! Design à vivre and wins the Audi Talents Awards.
Constance Guisset establishes her own studio in Paris in 2007. She works with many French and international furniture editors like Molteni, Petite Friture, Moustache, etc. She also designs industrial objects for companies like La Cie – Seagate or travel accessories for Louis Vuitton Malletier for instance. Since 2009, she has realized the stage designs of several shows, among which Angelin Preljocaj’s solo, Le Funambule, Laurent Garnier’s Concert in Salle Pleyel in Paris in 2009 or Angelin Preljocaj’s ballet Les Nuits presented in Théâtre National de Chaillot in Paris. She also conceived stage design for exhibitions for the Arts Décoratifs museum in Paris, the Villa Noailles, or for brands like Established & Sons or Molteni (2011, Paris Designers’ days award for best scenography).
She developed a new concept of interior design for Accor hotel group Suite Novotel, which has been deployed in The Hague and Paris in 2014.
Her first personal exhibition, Design – Constance Guisset, took place in 2012 at the Chapelle des Calvairiennes, center for contemporary art, in Mayenne (France).
Her work finds applications in industrial design, stage design, interior design and videos. It is guided by an interest for illusion, lightness and surprise. She creates moving objects to raise amazement and fascination.
