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Applique à Volet Pivotant Double

Applique à Volet Pivotant Double: Perriand's wall lamp for Nemo

Dimensions

130 × 340 × 80 mm

Materials
Aluminium
Colors
Natural anodizedBlack anodizedPolished inoxGold anodizedRedYellowBlueWhitePastel blueSage greenLight grey

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Description

Overview

Applique à Volet Pivotant Double is a wall lamp by Charlotte Perriand, produced by Nemo Lighting. Its E14 and R7s versions each carry two lamps under an adjustable volet.

Construction

An adjustable aluminium volet and a metal structure form the lamp, with output indirectly onto the wall and an orientable flood beam. The volet rotates ±45°. Sources are E14 with two bulbs of max 8 W each, R7s halogen with two 80 W lamps of 75 mm, or a 20 W LED board in IP54.

Specifications

  • Overall size: 13 x 34 x 8 cm (W x H x D), E14 version
  • Supply: 230 V, IP20 on the E14 version, dimmable according to the bulb
  • Net lamp weight: 1.25 kg

Story

Designed for a chalet

Charlotte Perriand designed these wall lamps in 1962 for her mountain chalet at Méribel, in the French Alps.

Two bulbs, one volet

The E14 version carries two bulbs (2x max 8 W each) under an adjustable aluminium volet on a metal structure. Light output goes indirectly toward the wall, and the flood beam can be oriented.

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