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Tress Suspension

Suspension lamp by Marc Sadler for Foscarini in wound composite ribbon, diffused and direct light

Dimensions

250 × 250 mm

Materials
Varnished compound material on lacquered glass fibreBlown glassChromed metalAluminium
Colors
WhiteGreigeBlack

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Description

Overview

Tress Suspension is a lamp with diffused and direct light by Marc Sadler for Foscarini. It is described as a nest of light made of weaves and wrappings that act as both structure and decoration, and its light is mostly directed downward.

Construction

The shade is made by hand-guided craft winding of a ribbon of fibreglass-based composite, wound in a random yet orderly way and then liquid coated. In this size a chromed metal mount holds the shade on a single stainless steel suspension cable, with a transparent electrical cable. At the ceiling, a canopy with a galvanised metal bracket is covered in glossy chromed batch-dyed ABS.

Specifications

  • Size: 25 x 25 cm (W x D, Tress Media)
  • Light: diffused and direct
  • Weight: 2.4 kg net
  • Bulb: one E27 PAR up to 100 W, supplied separately and dimmable
  • Colours: three
  • Certification: CE, Class I, IP20

Story

A nest of light

Tress Suspension is built from weaves and wrappings that serve as structure and decoration at once. A ribbon of composite material is wound in a random yet orderly way, in a craft process that leaves a strong scenic presence.

Lighting the area below

The lamp gives diffused and direct light, mostly directed downward, so it lights a specific area in the space under it.

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