Trilix is a family of lamps for indoor and outdoor spaces featuring a lightweight structure, comprised of three elements that are intertwined to give stability and support to a flat disc with a ring of direct light which is softly diffused in the surrounding space.
The lamp head concentrates the light emission downwards, in a controlled, glare-free but open way which generates a large area of light.
Trilix, whose name comes from the Latin for three threads, harks back to the ancient Roman tradition of weaving together a trio of strands for extra strength.
This interweaving provides a slender, open structure which interacts with the surrounding environment.
