THE "PLUMB BOB" OF THE LUMINAIRE
Why are Lampe Gras wall lamps used around the world? Even in Japan, a country whose usual house structure rarely allows for them, our wall lights have found their place in contemporary architecture.
The wall lamps and ceilings in the Lampe Gras collection are surprising and seductive because they fill the space and play with the void by drawing straight and oblique lines.
For its is the balancing act that fascinates.
Frédéric Winkler had these new references, Les Verticales de Gras, in his notebooks since the beginning of the DCW Editions adventure. He call them "Plumb bob"! Funny name for ceiling lamps, isn't it?
He explains: these are lamps which always look great, in any environment.
The wall lamps and ceilings in the Lampe Gras collection are surprising and seductive because they fill the space and play with the void by drawing straight and oblique lines.
For its is the balancing act that fascinates.
Frédéric Winkler had these new references, Les Verticales de Gras, in his notebooks since the beginning of the DCW Editions adventure. He call them "Plumb bob"! Funny name for ceiling lamps, isn't it?
He explains: these are lamps which always look great, in any environment.
Several pieces over a counter, a workplan, or tables in a restaurant. The N°305 add rythm to the void, and is also very versatile, made to fit with its user’s needs. Height can be adapted thanks to its adjustable arm which goes from 91 cm to 155 cm long.
Dimensions
Adjustable arm : min 910 mm - max 1550 mm
Rods : 200 mm
Cast : Ø 115 mm
Rods : 200 mm
Cast : Ø 115 mm
Materials
Steel, cast iron
Electricity
CLI - CLI - E27 - Max 23W