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Equinox
A Studiopepe pendant light that filters its glow through a cocoon-like surface.
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Description
Overview
Equinox is a pendant light by Studiopepe that gives an enveloping light: transparency and luminosity meet in an interplay of solids and voids, carried by the lightness of a cocoon. It continues the material research between Tacchini and Studiopepe, with organic and sensual forms, and its light reaches the room through an almost imperceptible surface.
Construction
The finish is Cocoon. The light source is an LED dimmable bulb, E27, 2700 K, 15 W, included, and the cable length is 4 m.
Specifications
Two sizes are listed: Ø 65 x H 90 cm and Ø 80 x H 102 cm.
Story
Object Art and Enrico Castellani
Equinox takes its inspiration from Object Art and from the works of Enrico Castellani. The pendant light writes a new chapter in material research, one that brings out organic and sensual forms.
A luminous sculpture
Equinox is a luminous sculpture with an ethereal charm. Light is filtered through the almost imperceptible cocoon surface and flows between transparencies, creating an enveloping atmosphere. The design also solidifies the strong relationship between Tacchini and Studiopepe.
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