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Aggregato
Suspended opal sphere, 400 mm diameter, on a suspension up to 2000 mm, 12 W E27
400 × 2000 × 400 mm
1976
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Description
Overview
Aggregato is built on a handful of basic elements that put together multiple solutions of light. The suspension with a white opal methacrylate sphere of 400 mm diameter is an indoor luminaire with diffused emission, designed by Enzo Mari and Giancarlo Fassina.
Construction
The material is technopolymer and methacrylate, and the lamp has interchangeable diffusers. Three diffusers in two sizes can be combined with a simple suspension structure or with the Saliscendi a Sfera.
Specifications
Diameter 400 mm, height up to 2000 mm. A033200 + A089412: 12 W, 1594 lm, 2700 K, 220-240 V, IP20.
Story
Basic elements and industrial logic
Aggregato grew out of Enzo Mari's reflection on how industrial production works. Few basic elements can be assembled into many light solutions, in a systemic and strictly understated idea for lighting every kind of space.
Date and technical support
Aggregato dates from 1976, when Enzo Mari designed it after the success of Polluce, with technical support from Giancarlo Fassina.
Today's range
Three diffusers in two sizes are combined with a simple suspension structure or with Saliscendi a Sfera: a cone in metal in anthracite grey, a cone in methacrylate in white opal and a sphere in methacrylate in white opal.
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