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Caboche Plus
Ceiling lamp of transparent PMMA spheres with direct down light and diffused light to the ceiling
500 × 200 × 500 mm
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Description
Overview
Caboche Plus Ceiling, designed for Foscarini by Patricia Urquiola and Eliana Gerotto, gives direct down light and diffused light towards the ceiling. Once mounted, its spheres appear to float in space.
Construction
Transparent polycarbonate arches support the PMMA spheres, which are attached with a twist-lock fitting. A powder-coated steel structure forms the lamp body and incorporates the LED board that Foscarini designed for it; the diffuser is satin-finish PMMA.
Specifications
- Size: Ø 50 x H 20 cm
- Light: included LED, 26 W / 2700 K / 3645 lm, CRI >90
- Colours: two
- Net weight: 8.9 kg
- Certification: CE, class I, IP20
Story
Total transparency
The ceiling version has new arches, new spheres and a new twist-lock fixing. Mounted, the spheres seem to float in space, creating a total transparency effect with lighter shapes.
A new LED assembly
A new LED light assembly raises the luminous flux considerably while cutting consumption. Light is cast directly downward and diffused towards the ceiling, and grey joins transparent among the colours.
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Collection
Caboche
Caboche by Patricia Urquiola and Eliana Gerotto for Foscarini (2005): suspension, ceiling, wall, table and floor lamps of transparent spheres, now Caboche Plus.






