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OLUCE | EMPTY 439 PENDANT LAMP
EMPTY 439 PENDANT LAMP
Empty 439 Pendant Lamp Information:
Empty 439 Pendant Lamp by Oluce. Suspension lamp giving direct and reflected light. Bent, laser-processed aluminium internal reflecting body. Painted, turned aluminium external cover. Dimmable in both versions with appropriate dimmer. An empty space is filled with light. LED technology, having finally entered a mature phase, can perform lighting wonders, producing a glow with virtually no volumetric obstruction from bulbs and bulb holders. For his first collaboration with Oluce, Jörg Boner, one of the most famous Swiss designers, starts from this assumption in designing a large suspension lamp composed of two overlapping canopies.
The inner canopy takes its shape from the industrial aesthetics of the refractors and is then divided into a sequence of metal faces that continuously refract light. Conversely, the outer canopy conforms to a continuous curved surface, which has been stove-enamelled. An unmissable sensation is the impression of surprise that occurs on approaching the lamp when, from the perception of the external volume only, one is finally able to enjoy the precious internal reflections. Last but not least, the special, and sophisticated, chromatic relationships chosen by Jörg Boner see the combination of white and copper, white and acid green, rather than white and stainless steel. Empty 439 Pendant Lamp by Oluce are designed by Jörg Boner.
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Empty 439 Pendant Lamp
D: 23.25", H: 12.6"
Max Drop: 7.9'
Light: 17.5 Watt LED
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About Oluce Company
Oluce was established in 1945 by the master Giuseppe Ostuni. Oluce is one of the oldest Italian lighting company's that is still working today. Some of the earlier works by Gio Ponti in 1954 was a new floor lamp ''Agnoli'' a spot light supported on a stem with the absence of a lamp shade. In the 1960 Joe Colombo collaborated with Oluce on several award winning design like the Spider, Fresnel and Coupe which 1967 won the first ''Compasso d'oro'' award for Oluce. This was also the first time the idea of a "lamp family" was presented with the Spider model. In 1972 Oluce released the Colombo desk lamp, the first halogen table light.
Through the change of ownership at Oluce, Vico Magistretti became art director for many years and continued the company tradition of unmistakable design which lead to the birth of the Atollo, Lester, Sonora, Pascal, Lyndon, Piazza San Marco and Dim. The complete collection includes Laterna, Fiore, Bianca, Drop, Diamond, Can-Led, Nerolia, Pin Stripe, Teda and Stones of Glass.
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