Louis Poulsen Silverback Wall/Ceiling Lamp

Designer: Kibisi

€400.83

€360.74

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The fixture emits diffused light. The opal curved diffuser provides a soft and comfortable spatial lighting, and the metalized rear half of the product produces a decorative halo-like illumination on the ceiling or wall surface. The metalized surface also creates a mirror effect, reflecting the texture, color or material of the installation surface.

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Specifications

Finish: White opal and alu-metallised.

Material: Ø295: Rear housing: Die cast aluminium powder coated white. Shade: Opalescent PMMA and semi-metallised PC. Ø440: Rear housing: Die-stamped steel sheet, powder coated, white.

Diffuser: Opalescent PMMA and semi-metallised PC. Mounting: Terminal strip: 1x5x2.5mm2. Cable access: 2 rear, Ø19mm. Looping: Approved, max. 5x1.5mm2.

Class: Protection class IP20, Insulation class I

Kindly note that this product is CE-approved only and should only be used in countries that follow and accept this standard. If it is used elsewhere it will be at the customer's sole risk, responsibility and liability.

Size Description

Diameter 29,5cm or 44cm

Kibisi

KiBiSi is a collaborative where a designer, an architect, and a design philosopher combine forces. Yvonne Xu spoke to the latter about the power of three. <p>However you look at it, KiBiSi seems set to be a design powerhouse. Its founders, industrial designer Lars Larsen (formerly of Kilo Design), architect Bjarke Ingels (of BIG) and design philosopher Jens Martin Skibsted (of Biomega and Skibsted Ideation) are each key players in their respective creative fields.</p> <p>Theirs is a compelling methodology too; by drawing from each of the founders’ expertise, KiBiSi explores the symbiotic hybrid of design, architecture and ideation.</p>