Palma hanging

Presented:	Light + Building 2018, Frankfurt
Stylepark-ID:	04.3803.00222
Categories:	Interior lighting ›Pendant lights
	Interior lighting ›Pendant strip lights

Product description

Antoni Arola considers Palma hanging lamp as if it were a landscape project that will be transformed over time, once the designer has fi nished the fi rst part of the job. The capacity for Palma to create ambience within an interior setting increases with its growth like a luminous hanging garden. The classic globe, slightly flattened here evolves towards a more organic form and the suspended version with an almost imperceptible cable support accentuates the floating sensation.

Specifications

Light regulation	stepless dimmer
Diffuser/reflector shape	spherical
Form of protection (DIN 40050)	IP20 protection against: solids > 12 mm
Safety class	class I (protective earthing)

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