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Domus Bollard

Aluminium bollard light by Joan Gaspar with an asymmetrical top and an empty interior

Dimensions

70 × 550 × 140 mm

Year

2025

Materials
AluminiumStainless steel
Colors
Rust BrownWhiteBlack
Style
Architectural

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Description

Overview

Domus Bollard is an outdoor bollard light by Joan Gaspar, 2025. It is an architectural design with linear forms, and its upper part has an asymmetrical shape. The bollard shows its empty interior and hides where its light comes from.

Construction

  • Body in aluminium, base in stainless steel
  • Protection rating IP65 and impact rating IK07
  • LED included; hardwired and dimmable (phase cut)
  • Three finishes

Specifications

  • 7 x 14 x 55 cm (W x D x H), the B55 model
  • LED COB, 6 W, 2700 K

Story

An illustration of lit houses

An illustration full of illuminated houses inspired Joan Gaspar to present Domus, a collection of bollard lights for outdoor use. The design is architectural, with linear forms and an asymmetrical upper part.

An empty interior that hides its light

The bollard reveals its empty interior. Switched off, that interior meets the natural light and is full of nuances; switched on, the light of the bollard enriches the space, like a cubicle or a house with its lights on inside. The source stays out of sight and the bollard projects a subtle angle of illumination, so the form plays with the light and defines it.

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