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Smithfield Ceiling

Jasper Morrison ceiling lamp with an aluminium body that emits direct light.

Dimensions

600 × 215 × 600 mm

Year

2009

Approx. $1,400 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)

Materials
Aluminium
Colors
WhiteMudGlossy BlackMatte BlackRedGreen
Style
Super Normal

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Description

Overview

Smithfield Ceiling is a ceiling-mounted lamp by Jasper Morrison that emits direct light, balancing utilitarian character with refined simplicity. Six colours are offered.

Construction

  • Body: aluminium
  • Diffuser: opalescent diffuser fitted to the aluminium body
  • Light source: four lamps; the US version uses E26 holders for lamp type A
  • Light distribution: direct
  • Dimming: a remote dimmer can be used; none is supplied

Specifications

  • Overall size: 600 x 600 x 215 mm (W x D x H)
  • Mounting: ceiling
  • US version: 60 W, 120 V, IP 20

Story

Industrial lighting from a London market

Jasper Morrison designed Smithfield Ceiling in 2009. The lamp draws inspiration from the industrial lighting of London's historic Smithfield Market, and its Super Normal design philosophy shows in a balance of utilitarian character and refined simplicity.

A light with a hidden past

The Smithfield light has a history that connects it to a hidden past, with origins lost in the artisan manufacturing process. The ceiling lamp pairs technical performance with an understated presence.

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