Luminaires suspendus: matériau de l'abat-jour - bois / bambou; articles inclus et caractéristiques - télécommande incluse

Avec son faisceau rectangulaire en frêne naturel veiné, suspendu par des câbles quasi invisibles, ce luminaire suspendu linéaire à DEL intégré apporte des lignes architecturales épurées et une chaleur naturelle à l'espace au-dessus de votre table. Son profil carré offre une alternative moderne aux formes arrondies et douces : précis et soigné, il dégage une chaleur indéniable grâce à la finition veinée du bois. Disponible en bois naturel, noyer et noir : chêne aux tons chauds pour les intérieurs de style Japandi, noyer profond pour une ambiance classique ou noir mat pour une touche de modernité. D'une longueur de 150 cm et d'une épaisseur de seulement 5 cm, il dessine une ligne continue qui habille avec élégance une table à manger ou un îlot de cuisine. Un interrupteur intégré permet de choisir entre une lumière chaude (3 000 K), neutre (4 000 K) et froide (6 000 K), tandis que le variateur compatible avec les interrupteurs TRIAC standard permet d'ajuster l'intensité lumineuse, d'un éclairage ciblé à une ambiance chaleureuse idéale pour un souper entre amis. Le module DEL intégré de 30 W délivre 2 610 lumens d'une lumière uniforme vers le bas avec un IRC élevé de 85 : aucune ampoule à remplacer, jamais. Ce luminaire câblé comprend toute la quincaillerie de montage nécessaire.

Ce lustre moderne à DEL peut profiter d'un éclairage personnalisé par télécommande, la température de couleur est de 3000 à 6500k, la plage de réglage de la luminosité est de 10% à 100%, avec trois modes différents de lumière chaude, de lumière blanche et de lumières naturelles. L'ajustement du luminaire suspendu est soyeux et possède une fonction de mémoire

Apportez un charme industriel et une géométrie audacieuse à votre espace avec ce luminaire suspendu rectangulaire de 41,3 po. Doté d'un cadre ouvert en fer blanc, de cinq douilles d'ampoule E26 exposées et d'une suspension à double chaîne, ce luminaire offre style et substance. Que vous éclairiez une cuisine L'îlot ou l'ancrage d'une salle à manger, son design minimaliste et sa lueur chaleureuse provenant d'ampoules de style rétro créent une atmosphère douillette et audacieuse. Certifié UL et facile à installer, ce lustre est un mélange parfait d'élégance robuste et de fonctionnalité moderne.

Graceful and stylistically innovative, the New Wave pendant is well formed, effortless and free-flowing. Designed by Ray Power, the New Wave’s lines bend and curve, accentuating its shapely form. New Wave comprises two interlocking interior and exterior wood veneer panels. Differing in colour to the exterior panel, the interior panel’s edge juts out, creating a clever design feature that enhances the New Wave’s profile. The resulting composition is well-proportioned and fluid, giving the New Wave a smooth, free-flowing countenance.

Op art (optical art) developed in the 1960s as an artistic style that used geometric shapes to generate optical illusions. With a nod to the genre, designer Remedios Simón created Spiro, a charismatic pendant whose frame contains a mass of irregular wood veneer spirals. Available in different outer shell versions (cherrywood, large acrylic white or black, medium acrylic white or black), Spiro is an impressive light with an enchanting aura. Similar to op art, Spiro plays with the physiology and psychology of human perception, its charm utterly irresistible.

Designed by Ramón Esteve, Black Note is an architectural lamp whose perpendicular shades rise and fall in harmony. Black Note’s rhythmic arrangement is inspired by a piano’s black keys, their sharps and flats used to add a dramatic effect. The Black Note Triplet Suspension lamp places three upright wood veneer shades at varying heights on a metal frame. The arrangement is striking in its simplicity, especially when suspended from a high ceiling or stairwell. Black Note Triplet Suspension is available in three wood veneers: Natural Cherry, Ivory White y Natural Beech. Its metal finishes are Matt Black and Gold..

Estela is a captivating capsule of light. In Estela, Mayice designed a clean, clear, single piece of borosilicate glass. Hand-blown by the accomplished artisan Eduardo Garuti, the glass envelopes a cylinder-like wood veneer diffuser. The wood veneer houses a dimmable LED light source, and a straight opening on one side emits downward light that is softened by the glass. Offering a seamless connection between both glass and wood, Estela is a radiant lamp with a celestial-like quality. Similar to Dune, Estela’s natural imperfections, a characteristic of hand-blown glass, add to its warmth and elegance. Each lamp is signed by the artisan, Eduardo Garuti. Estela is now available in a vertical formation with three sizes: 100 cm, 60cm, and 40cm.

Dune is a sculptural light whose shape is intriguingly amorphous. Designed by Madrid-based Mayice, Dune is a single piece of hand-blown borosilicate glass, enveloping a wood veneer diffuser with a seedpod-like opening on one side. The glass is hand-blown by Eduardo Garuti, an accomplished artisan. With mastery and great dexterity, Garuti is able to reveal the natural beauty found in glass. Dune’s distinctive shape is made up of two symmetrical ends, and an irregular, bulb-shaped centre. The wood veneer diffuser houses the lamp’s dimmable LED light source, and downward light from the seedpod-like opening is softened by the glass. Each Dune lamp is unique: the beauty found in the imperfection of hand-blown glass, with its almost wabi-sabi quality, ensures Dune is like a piece of art. Indeed, each lamp is signed by the artisan, Eduardo Garuti. Is now available in a striking vertical version.

Osca is an architecturally inspired lamp with a cubist aesthetic. In the Osca suspension lamp, simple, interlocking three-dimensional wood veneer arches face both upwards and downwards, giving the lamp a uniquely sculptural form. Designed by Bodo Sperlein, Osca is a minimal collage of shapes. The Osca family consists of two suspension versions and one table lamp. The small suspension lamp is formed by four cubes and a square geometry.

Totem is a veritable feast for the senses, a light whose proportions enliven a space with dramatic effect. Envisaged by designers Mariví Calvo and Burkhard Dämmer, Totem evolved from the clever amalgamation of Dämmer’s Pod and Poppy pendants. A sublime lighting structure, Totem has the emblematic air of a sacred object, a light whose shape and spirit are reflected in cultures worldwide. Available in three stacked variations, the Totem pendant diffuses warm light through the gaps in its wood veneer strips. As a physical entity, Totem’s presence is impressive. Just as important, its spiritual quality is entirely unreserved.

Designed by Ray Power, Lola showcases the designer’s ability to create imaginative three-dimensional forms. Lola is a conical lamp with an intricate geometric pattern. A veritable labour of love, Lola’s shape went through many iterations, drawings and prototypes, before arriving at the finished form. A particularly piquant Spanish name, Lola is very much alive, sensuous, and intriguing. An avant-garde lamp, Lola’s complex woven veneer construction is beautifully accentuated when lit. The textural pattern of Lola’s woven wood veneer shade comes alive in the Lola Suspension lamp. Available in Medium and Large sizes, Lola’s unique construction is testament to the skill of LZF’s craftspeople. The Lola Suspension is available in Ivory White or Natural Beech wood veneers. The metal canopy is available in Matt Nickel.

Totem is a veritable feast for the senses, a light whose proportions enliven a space with dramatic effect. Envisaged by designers Mariví Calvo and Burkhard Dämmer, Totem evolved from the clever amalgamation of Dämmer’s Pod and Poppy pendants. A sublime lighting structure, Totem has the emblematic air of a sacred object, a light whose shape and spirit are reflected in cultures worldwide. Available in three stacked variations, the Totem pendant diffuses warm light through the gaps in its wood veneer strips. As a physical entity, Totem’s presence is impressive. Just as important, its spiritual quality is entirely unreserved.

Op art (optical art) developed in the 1960s as an artistic style that used geometric shapes to generate optical illusions. With a nod to the genre, designer Remedios Simón created Spiro, a charismatic pendant whose frame contains a mass of irregular wood veneer spirals. Available in different outer shell versions (cherrywood, large acrylic white or black, medium acrylic white or black), Spiro is an impressive light with an enchanting aura. Similar to op art, Spiro plays with the physiology and psychology of human perception, its charm utterly irresistible.