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LP Circle Surface

Surface-mounted LED ceiling light with a voluminous ring around an acrylic diffuser

Dimensions

267 × 132 × 267 mm

Approx. $1,000 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)

Materials
AluminumAcrylicSteel
Finishes
Powder coated
Colors
WhiteBlackPale PetroleumYellow

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Description

Overview

Mikkel Beedholm of KHR arkitekter designed the LP Circle Surface for Louis Poulsen. Four colours are offered for the voluminous ring around its acrylic diffuser.

Materials and fittings

  • Reflector and top cover of deep drawn aluminum
  • Diffuser of acrylic
  • Installation frame of galvanized steel brackets
  • Powder coated; 4 colours
  • Direct surface mount, using a recessed 4 in octagonal junction box

Specifications

  • Built-in LED, 3000 K, 1065 lm in this variant; Ra 90 or more
  • 0-10 V dimming, IP20
  • cULus, damp location
  • Weight 7.8 lbs

Story

From the Ørestad School fixture

The basic idea for LP Circle came from the experience with the Ørestad School OreLED fixture. Beedholm wanted a fixture that does not simply slice through the ceiling like a tin can, with a collar that gives it character and an interplay with the building's architecture.

A collar in colour

The coloured rings reduce glare and bring out the shape of the luminaire. They also add colour to rooms that are often colourless, whether the light is on or off.

More by Mikkel Beedholm/KHR Architecture

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