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Luceplan: Limetry by Alessandro Zambelli

'Limetry', designed by Alessandro Zambelli, represents a novel interpretation of a system for various configurations with a decorative approach, combining ambient lighting with functional spotlights that generate a harmonious, delicate effect in the surrounding spaces.

The key element of the system is an initial rectangular module (12 cm in height, 4 cm in width) whose four vertices are fundamental for the connection of multiple parts: the electrical cables bring the polarities to the corners and ensure continuous power supply. Depending on the orientation of the module - horizontal or vertical – and on the way the various geometric forms are grouped, the result is a versatile lighting system.

The rectangular lighting module, also available in the 25 cm size with the same width, offers dual emission of diffused light, front and back. It is composed of a frame with a built-in LED source, uniformly lighting the screen – in transparent methacrylate featuring soft lines – located on both sides. The diffused effect is produced by the internal layers, composed of a light-guide and an opaline layer.

To enhance the new 'Limetry' lighting system a vertical element replicates the rectangular geometry of the modules, with the insertion of a small cylinder (diameter 2.8 cm). This piece equipped with a lens emits the LED light only downward and upward, depending on the positioning. The body of the lamp that emits spot lighting with a full aesthetic effect is in aluminium, and echoes the design of the other modules thanks to the presence of the striped pattern. It can be installed by itself or combined with other elements on the four vertices to create constantly new configurations, or it can be combined with a prismatic disk capable of intercepting the light from the spot, softening it even more.

Elegance and flair are the characteristics of 'Limetry', which has been created to meet the needs of users thanks to its multiple configuration possibilities: from the module with spotlight placed over a bedside table to enhance the intimacy of a space, to the more complex image generated by the connection of multiple units. This new system can be used on a track or combined with an attachment, depending on the number of elements to be grouped. In all cases, the result is a precise design, also obtained thanks to the effect of gravity.