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Ghost Floor & Table

Ghost floor lamp 4960 by Arik Levy for Vibia: stacked blown glass forms, 112 cm high, 39.6 W LED.

Dimensions

475 × 1120 × 475 mm

Materials
Triplex opal glass (diffusers, mouthblown)
Finishes
11 Black

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Description

Overview

Model 4960 is a Ghost floor lamp, 112 cm high and Ø 47.5 cm wide. Two superimposed bulbous forms of blown triplex glass give a warm, welcoming light, and a black ring around the central part accentuates the curves.

Construction

The diffusers are mouthblown opal triplex glass. The black ring works as a manual dimmer in the version with Push regulation, and the lamp plugs in.

Specifications

  • Dimensions: Ø 47.5 cm, height 112 cm; the upper form is 55 cm and the lower form 54 cm
  • Light source: two LED modules of 19.8 W at 800 mA (39.6 W in total); colour temperature 2700 K
  • Output: 2716 lm at CRI >90
  • Control: Push, dimmable
  • Supply: 100~240 V, 50/60 Hz; IP20; Class II; CE
  • Finish: 11 Black

Story

Double voluptuousness

Ghost fuses matter and light in two superimposed bulbous forms of blown glass. The central black ring adds a touch of sensuality and functionality, because it also regulates the intensity of the light.

An invisible object full of light

Arik Levy set out to make light without an object, and called the result "an invisible object full of light", "there but not there, appearing and disappearing".

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