updown

Stylepark-ID:	04.1058.00063
Categories:	Interior lighting › Pendant lights

Product description

Its ingenious design enables the reflectors of belux UPDOWN-01/-02 to be easily adjusted by hand. Thus, with a continuous transition from indirect to direct lighting, various lighting scenarios can be created. Anything from lighting for working purposes right through to diffused general lighting is possible. belux UPDOWN- 03/-04 may be equiped with different diffusers. The electronic gear is fitted in a cylindric housing. It can be fixed to the ceiling, wall or suspension wires. Gear box and the adjustable reflectors are made of anodised aluminium. belux UPDOWN provides pleasant and energy-efficient light.

belux Related Content

Knowing What is Missing

Knowing What is Missing

12/16/2019

From his “Dancing Walls” for Vitra to “A Piece of Sky” for Sky-Frame. A visit to the studio of Zurich-based designer Stephan Hürlemann.

Shows us your light

Shows us your light

3/18/2016

Numerous innovative products are on show in the “Trendspot Design” in Hall 1 of the Light + Building in Frankfurt. We checked out some of the highlights from all categories specially at the booths.

Technology, play and magic

Technology, play and magic

3/17/2016

At the Light + Building you can see how light, space and controls interact and what this spells for luminaire design. Moreover, there are some truly stunningly pioneering innovations on show.

Open a door each day

Open a door each day

12/23/2012

Do you know your architecture and design? Do you read our News&Stories articles, regularly receive our Newsletter or use our database for research? And do you like tackling tricky questions?

Forecasting offices

Forecasting offices

11/14/2012

On the silver screen and at Orgatec, office environments are depicted as having a life of their own. What kind of image of reality do they convey? A rummage through the film archives and walkabout in the trade fair halls.

Effortless moments of magic

Effortless moments of magic

11/6/2012

This year’s Designers’ Saturday held in the Swiss town of Langenthal certainly confirmed the trade fair’s standing as one of the finest and most creative design events in the world.

Light is just light

Light is just light

5/21/2012

What is the difference between light and lighting? With “Verto”, Naoto Fukasawa has designed a luminaire for Belux that is based upon the principle of reflection. Nina Reetzke met the Japanese designer for a chat.

The hidden beauty in the loop

The hidden beauty in the loop

2/4/2010

The light bulb was once perceived as too bright by many. Today, the purportedly unseemly compact fluorescent lamp tends likewise to be hidden beneath most luminaire designs. With "Koi", Naoto Fukasawa has been the first designer to create an office luminaire series that emphasizes the unpopular lamp's intrinsic and aesthetic beauty.

Let there be energy-saving light

Let there be energy-saving light

1/2/2009

Two luminaires. The one soft in terms of material properties, yet cubic and linear as regards the design. The other by contrast with a delicate design but made of firm materials. One by One and Disk by Belux.

Joyful feelings awaken on arriving in the countryside

Joyful feelings awaken on arriving in the countryside

11/12/2008

The 12th Designers' Saturday in Langenthal - Suddenly you enjoy being in the factory on Saturday. But only because on Designers' Saturday tables, chairs, wallpaper, floor coverings, fittings, carpets, luminaires and much else besides enters the local design industry's workshops. The result: a festival for the design community, which presents the things embedded in the culture of how they are made.

Fundstücke: Light and semantics in the work of Hannes Wettstein

Fundstücke: Light and semantics in the work of Hannes Wettstein

3/1/2008

Living light can be felt and experienced in various ways - as brightness and darkness, as concentrated rays or as reflections on a wall. Swiss designer Hannes Wettstein speaks in this context of "light semantics". And it was the key factor determining his design for the Scope family of luminaires.

Manufacturer:
belux, Switzerland

Design:
Reto Schöpfer
1996

Advertisement