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Light Bulb

James Wines table lamp in the shape of a light bulb, in a white and an inverted black version

Dimensions

140 × 150 mm

Materials
Blown glassAluminiumPMMA
Colors
WhiteBlack

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Description

Overview

Light Bulb, by James Wines for Foscarini, is a built-in LED lamp for the table with diffused light. The White Light version takes the typical bulb shape, and the Black Light version inverts it: the lamp holder gives the light while the bulb stays dark.

Construction

The body is hand-blown glass, painted in the black version. The LED light is carried along a transparent PMMA cylinder inside the glass bulb. The diffuser rests on an aluminium base and a metal ballast, with a dimmer on the cable and a transformer on the plug.

Specifications

  • Size: 14 x 15 cm (W x H)
  • Material: aluminium and blown glass
  • Weight: 1.3 kg net
  • Light source: LED included (3 W, 440 lm at 2700 K, CRI over 80), with dimmer
  • Colours: 2
  • Ratings: IP20 dry, CE

Story

The bulb as an archetype

The lamp belongs to a signature collection that treats the light bulb as an archetype. White Light is the basic icon, with the familiar bulb form.

Black Light

Black Light works on inversion: the bulb housing emits the light, and the bulb itself remains dark. The approach is conceptual, a critical reflection by the architect James Wines.

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