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Athena
Floor lamp in aluminium and steel with two thin discs joined by a slender tubular stem, 44 W
320 × 1830 × 320 mm
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Description
Overview
Athena is a floor lamp designed by Naoto Fukasawa, with indirect diffused emission. Its minimal footprint is the main feature of the project.
Construction
Two identical thin discs, one at the base and one at the top, are connected by a slender tubular stem. The materials are aluminium and steel, and the lamp is available in black and white.
Specifications
The version in black at 3000 K, code 1833030A, is 1830 mm high with a diameter of 320 mm and a base diameter of 320 mm. It is rated at 44 W and 3492 lm, with a touch dimmer.
Story
Naoto Fukasawa's floor lamp with a minimal footprint
Athena is a floor lamp with indirect diffused emission. The minimal footprint is the main feature of the project.
Two discs and a stem
The form is reduced to two identical thin discs, one at the base and one at the top, connected by a slender tubular stem. The black version at 3000 K, code 1833030A, is 1830 mm high with a diameter of 320 mm.
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