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North Wall Light
A circular wall light in two diameters, designed to direct illumination in any orientation.
330 × 330 × 132 mm
2014
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Description
NORTH wall light
The wall-mounted NORTH light dates from 2014 and comes in 230 and 330 mm diameters, with respective depths of 100 and 132 mm. Eva Marguerre and Marcel Besau designed its circular steel form in a signal-white powder-coated finish.
Direction and control
The body can be installed to cast light in the required direction. NORTH uses a GU10 source, supports dimming through an external wall switch and carries an IP20 rating. Its two sizes retain the same directional mounting principle.
Story
Light and shadow
The wall version of NORTH uses a circular body to direct a changing play of light and shadow. e15 relates its appearance to abstract geometry and lunar phases. Its orientation changes how the light meets the surrounding wall.
Compositions
Two diameters allow individual pieces or grouped arrangements. Unlike the pendant version, the wall-light sheet specifies powder-coated steel for this surface-mounted form.
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