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Aplomb Suspension
Hand-poured concrete pendant by Lucidi, Pevere casting a concentrated beam downward
170 × 360 × 170 mm
2010
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Description
Overview
Aplomb Suspension is a pendant by Lucidi, Pevere built around a special, exclusively formulated concrete. Sophistication meets texture, and the light falls as a concentrated beam straight down.
Construction
Each shade is cast by hand: the fluid concrete mixture is poured into a mould, and pigments give the colours. Where it meets the ceiling, a galvanised metal bracket and a batch-dyed ABS cover make up the canopy.
Specifications
- Shade: Ø 17 cm, height 36 cm
- Material: concrete
- Colour range: 7 colours
- Net mass: 1.9 kg
- Marking: CE, IP20
Story
Concrete in the lead
In Aplomb the concrete takes the starring role. Its look is rugged and refined at once, and pigments in the mix produce the range of colours.
One beam, one direction
The pendant is compact and throws a concentrated, direct beam onto whatever lies below it. Lucidi, Pevere designed it in 2010, and it is available in 7 pigmented colours.
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