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Konoha Wall

Twin-function wall lamp with a shade over a directed spotlight

Dimensions

274 × 208 × 194 mm

Year

2023

Approx. $870 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)

Materials
Painted steelPainted aluminium
Finishes
BlackTerracottaChalkMoss grey
Colors
BlackTerracottaChalkMoss grey
Style
MinimalistContemporary

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Description

Overview

Konoha is a twin-function wall lamp by Yabu Pushelberg for Marset (2023). A shade covers a directed spotlight: with the spotlight aimed upwards, the light bounces off the inside of the shade as a soft beam of warm ambient light; aimed downwards, it gives a beam of direct light.

Construction

  • Painted steel diffuser with a white interior
  • Painted aluminium spotlight
  • Switch built into the lamp
  • 60° optic

Light

  • Source: 2.1 W SMD LED rated 2700 K and CRI 90 (199.4 lm), included
  • Luminaire output: 137 lm

Story

Two kinds of light in one lamp

George Yabu and Glenn Pushelberg approach design as storytelling. For Konoha they considered the types of light needed around us, especially those linked to emotions, since light is arguably the most intimate element in an environment.

Direct and ambient

The Yabu Pushelberg studio, known for its hospitality projects, holds that hotel room lighting is often redundant. Every room needs direct and ambient light, so the studio put both functions in a single design.

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