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Applique à Volet Pivotant Plié
Applique à Volet Pivotant Plié by Charlotte Perriand: aluminium wall lamp for Nemo
260 × 340 × 80 mm
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Description
Overview
Nemo Lighting makes Applique à Volet Pivotant Plié, a sconce signed Charlotte Perriand. A metal structure holds a volet in aluminium that can be adjusted; the light goes indirectly onto the wall, and a flood beam can be oriented.
Construction
The volet is the aluminium part of the lamp and tilts through ±45°. Three versions share the body: E14 LED/halo/fluo with 2 sources of max 8 W (bulb Ø3 cm max), R7s (75 mm) with 2 sources of max 80 W, and a 20 W LED board giving 1500 lm at 3000 K, CRI 85, IP54. The E14 and R7s versions are IP20, all run on 230 V and are dimmable according to the bulb, or by TRIAC on the LED version.
Specifications
- Overall size: 26 x 34 x 8 cm (W x H x D), E14 version
- Net lamp weight: 1.25 kg (E14), 1.35 kg (R7s)
- Installation: vertical only
Story
Made for a mountain chalet
Charlotte Perriand designed wall lamps in 1962 for her chalet in the mountains at Méribel, French Alps. Nemo Lighting produces Applique à Volet Pivotant Plié with a metal structure and an aluminium volet that adjusts.
Light toward the wall
Light output is indirect, against the wall, with a flood beam of orientable direction. The volet moves by ±45°.
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