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Applique à Volet Pivotant
Applique à Volet Pivotant by Charlotte Perriand: the outdoor wall lamp from Nemo
130 × 170 × 80 mm
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Description
Overview
The outdoor version of Charlotte Perriand's legendary applique joins Nemo's catalogue as Applique à Volet Pivotant. Perriand designed the original in 1962 for her mountain chalet in Méribel, in the French Alps.
Construction
The wall lamp has an adjustable volet and an aluminium structure with a white body. Light is directed indirectly at the wall, with an orientable flood beam. The volet turns ±45°. Light sources are R7s halogen (max 80 W), E14 (max 8 W, with a 1.1 m cable and a switch on board) or an LED board of 10 W and 805 lm (IP class 54).
Specifications
- Overall size: 13 x 17 x 8 cm (W x H x D), R7s halogen version
- Supply: 230 V, dimmable according to the bulb, IP20 (IP54 for the LED version)
- Installation: horizontal only for the R7s version
Story
A chalet lamp for the outdoors
Charlotte Perriand's applique was made for her mountain chalet in Méribel in the French Alps, and Nemo now offers it in an outdoor version. The lamp has an adjustable volet and an aluminium structure.
Volet and flood beam
The adjustable volet pivots by ±45°, and the light leaves indirectly toward the wall with an orientable flood beam.
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