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Aura

Wall and ceiling lamp, 18 cm in diameter, with a blown glass shade and polycarbonate structure

Dimensions

179 × 179 × 100 mm

Year

2016

Materials
Blown glassPolycarbonateAluminium
Finishes
TransparentOpalTransparent smoked
Colors
TransparentOpalTransparent smoked
Style
Contemporary

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Description

Overview

Aura is a wall and ceiling lamp by Joan Gaspar, dating from 2016. This is the 18 cm diameter size, with a blown glass shade on a polycarbonate structure.

Construction

  • Blown glass shade; polycarbonate structure; aluminium dissipater
  • Structure in black, except the opal version, which has a white structure
  • Integrated switch selects 2200 K, 2700 K or 3000 K during installation
  • Dimmable with phase cut (Triac); hardwired; LED included

Specifications

  • Shade diameter 17.9 cm; projection 10 cm; net weight 0.51 kg
  • LED SMD 6.5 W, CRI 90; luminaire 322 lm at 2700 K

Story

Joan Gaspar

A simple household item started the design of the Aura wall lamp: the traditional glass carafe. The lamp gives outstanding light when it is on and stands out beautifully when it is off.

The design is emotional because of what glass means in the collective memory, and rational and contemporary because it draws on LED technology for efficiency and subtlety. The glass shade lets the light bathe the wall and creates a luminous effect without harshness, while also giving the space a point of interest.

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