Image source: Ligne Roset — G13 am Suspended ceiling light
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G13 am Suspended ceiling light
G13 am pendant by Pierre Guariche: perforated steel cylinder with a pressed-glass Fresnel lens
250 × 250 mm
1952
Official product information
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Description
Overview
The G13 am Suspended ceiling light is a pendant by Pierre Guariche for Ligne Roset, created in 1952. Its silhouette floats above a low table or a dining table, thanks to a metal piece that is as long as the adjustable cable.
Construction
The body is a cylinder in painted, perforated steel, with a black stem. A painted aluminium support holds the lens, an authentic Fresnel lens in pressed glass through which the light is diffused.
Lighting and size
A 9 W E27 standard LED bulb is supplied (330° angle, 2,700 K, 806 lumens), together with a 3 m cable and an aluminium ceiling fitting. Diameter 250 mm, weight 4 kg.
Story
A pendant created in 1952
Pierre Guariche created the G13 am in 1952. The model pairs a perforated metal grille with an authentic Fresnel lens, and the light reaches the room by diffusion through that lens.
Hanging above a table
The silhouette floats over a low table or a dining table, thanks to a metal piece as long as the adjustable cable. The pendant is supplied with a 3 m cable and an aluminium ceiling fitting.
