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NJP Wall Lamp

Wall lamp by nendo with a flexible head and arms and a chimney-shaped head

Approx. $860 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)

Materials
AluminumAnodized aluminum
Finishes
Powder coated
Colors
WhiteBlackLight Aluminium Grey

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Description

Overview

The NJP Wall Lamp comes from the NJP series by Oki Sato, founder of the design studio nendo, made for Louis Poulsen. Its flexible head and arms give the adjustability that standard wall lights often lack.

Materials and fittings

  • Arms and lamp head of aluminum
  • Joints of anodized aluminum, wall bracket of aluminum
  • Powder coated, 3 finishes
  • Hardwired variant without cord; the LED driver is housed inside the wall box
  • Fixed straight to the finished surface on a 4 in octagonal junction box
  • Switch on the fixture head: high, low or off; timer of 4 or 8 hours

Specifications

  • Built-in LED, 3000 K, 10 W system wattage, 550 lm
  • Step dimming; Ra 90 or more
  • cULus, dry location; IP20
  • Weight 3.7 lbs

Story

A new anglepoise

The NJP series was designed by Oki Sato with the intention of a new interpretation of the classic anglepoise lamp, with all its familiar details, in a contemporary design with functions adapted to modern working life, in the office and at home.

A head that lets the heat out

The LED source sits high in the head to avoid dazzling and unpleasant lighting. The head is chimney-shaped: it sends some of the light out through the rear, lighting the top of the arm, and lets the heat from the source escape.

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