Fabbian / Pendants & Suspension Lights / Akoya F61 Ø60
Product details
Akoya is made of two metal discs (available in white, anthracite, corten and bronze finishes) containing a blown glass diffuser. The light source is a high-efficiency LED with integrated power supply and dimmable with phase cut.
General:
Light sourceLED - 1x20W
Colour temperature - 2700/3000/4000K
CRI - 90
Dimmable - ON OFF/1..10V/Dali
IP Rating IP - 20
SKU: F61 A61-A62-A63-A71-A72-A73-A81-A82-A83
Akoya was born from the geometric evolution of the circumference, which first became a two-dimensional surface – the circle – and then a three-dimensional volume – the sphere.
The interaction of these two geometries gave rise to the image of a shell housing a precious luminous pearl inside.
Just like pearls, a symbol of perfection and known for their remarkable lustre, the Akoya collection also showcases its natural simplicity and ability to reflect its architectural environment.
The Akoya collection comprises a indoor wall lamps in diameter of 30 cm and two pendant lamps in diameters of 30 cm and 60 cm. It is made of two metal discs (available in white, anthracite, corten and bronze finishes) containing a blown glass diffuser. The light source is a high-efficiency LED with integrated power supply and dimmable with phase cut.
| Dimensions (HxWxD): | cm: 90x90 / inch: 35.43"x35.43" |
|---|---|
| Country of Manufacture | Italy |
| Style | Modern + Contemporary |
| IP protection: | IP 20 |
About Designer
Filippo Protasoni
Born 1980, studied in Italy and Norway. During his university years he delved into product and interior design, developing a distinctive methodology, which he applied on different project scales: in 2004 he won a challenge held by Politecnico di Milano and exhibited for the first time at the Salone del Mobile with Piu Yiu on a cooperative installation with Sawaya & Moroni.
In 2006 he graduated at Politecnico di Milano; after different assignments in international studios (Emmanuel Babled, Markusbeneschcreates), he opened his own practice in Milan in 2009.
His research provides a rational attitude, but focused on emotional perspectives.
He designs lighting, furniture, industrial and textile products, commercial spaces, interiors and exhibits.
Interni Magazine, AD-Architectural Digest and Elle Decor Japan described him as one of the most promising young Italian designers.
In 2014 the museum Triennale di Milano listed him in the Nazionale Italiana Design.
His works achieved national and international design prizes and have been published on the main design and lifestyle media.
From 2011 to 2013 was a member of ADI permanent Observatory for Design.
Since 2007, he holds lectures in Italy (IED Istituto Europeo di Design, NABA Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti Milano, Domus Academy) and abroad (Design Institute Amman).
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