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Anoor

Wall and ceiling lamp by Gabriele and Oscar Buratti for Foscarini, a mirror-effect aluminium disc

Year

2023

Materials
Painted brushed aluminiumPMMA
Colors
WhiteChampagneGreyRed

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Description

Overview

Anoor is a wall or ceiling lamp for indirect and reflected lighting by Gabriele and Oscar Buratti, introduced by Foscarini in 2023, that combines functionality with aesthetics. A slightly concave disc in brushed aluminium has a pigmented transparent coating that adds depth and substance to the colour and creates a mirror effect.

Construction

The technical lighting fixture sits on the back of the lenticular disc and is wall-mounted. It is an aluminium cylinder that supports the LED circuit, screened by a cylinder of opaline, satin-finish, glare-proof PMMA. Switched on, it throws a strong light across large surfaces with no glare; switched off, its surface mirrors the surroundings and distorts them anamorphically.

Specifications

  • Certifications: CE, Class I, IP20
  • Light source: LED supplied with the lamp, 2700 K, CRI >90, dimmable PUSH or on-off
  • Colours: White, Champagne, Grey, Red

Story

A wall-mounted eclipse

Anoor is a wall-mounted eclipse in which powerful, functional light meets a strong decorative impact. The concave disc and its gentle glow transform a space.

A reflective surface

With the lamp off, the coloured mirror surface reflects what is around it and creates anamorphic distortions. With it on, the light from behind the disc washes large surfaces without glare.

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