Dolmen Floor

Overview

Dolmen is a floor lamp by Ferruccio Laviani. Like a painting in an art gallery or a domestic sculpture, it rests against the wall, diffusing light reflected onto the wall and direct light into its surroundings. Four large holes similar to the portholes of a ship mark the front.

Construction

The frame is a laser-cut aluminium sheet bent on a pressure bending machine and hand-finished, anodised and then liquid coated with transparent varnish. Two opaline PMMA diffusers sit in it, the front one slightly embossed, with a transparent PMMA plate between them that spreads the light of multichip LEDs mounted on the long sides of the frame. The plate is laser-engraved where it aligns with the portholes, and the dimmer and the electrical cable are transparent.

Specifications

• Width: 40 cm
• Materials: anodised aluminium, PMMA
• Light source: LED included, 47 W, 2700 K, 6486 lm, CRI above 90
• Dimmer: supplied with the lamp
• Net weight: 11 kg

A lamp-sculpture against the wall

Dolmen is a piece with strong symbolic value, a lamp-sculpture that never goes unnoticed because of its exceptional shape and its unusual positioning against the wall.

Portholes that concentrate the light

Four large holes, similar to ship portholes, run down the panel. The plate behind the diffusers is laser-engraved in the areas aligned with them to concentrate the reflection of the light.