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String Light

Cone-head pendant on a 12 mt black cable, designed by Michael Anastassiades in 2014.

Dimensions

190 × 160 × 190 mm

Year

2014

Materials
AluminiumPolycarbonate
Colors
BlackBlueWhite

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Description

Overview

String Light was designed by Michael Anastassiades in 2014: a suspension that gives diffused light. Code F6487030 is the Cone head on a 12 mt cable in Black.

Construction

  • Body: varnished die-cast aluminium with a clear soft-touch varnish
  • Diffuser: optical diffuser in opal polycarbonate
  • Suspension: Kevlar-reinforced coaxial cable, 12 mt long
  • Paired with a floor switch or a ceiling/wall rose, sold separately

Specifications

  • Head Ø190 mm, 160 mm high; cable not included in the height
  • LED array, 21 W, 1035 lm, 2700 K
  • Indoor dry location, IP20, electronic 48 V supply
  • Net weight 1.15 kg

Story

A line drawn through the room

In String Light a black electric wire links the lamp to the architecture of the room. Michael Anastassiades designed it in 2014 so that the cable becomes a defining design element and the user shapes the lamp's path around the surroundings.

From power lines to festive lights

The lamp draws quiet, architectural lines through space. Its starting points are overhead power lines and the festive lights strung across Mediterranean squares, and the result is poetic yet precise.

More by Michael Anastassiades

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