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Zena

Zena by Roberto Paoli for Nemo: an LED wall lamp in recyclable extruded aluminium

Dimensions

260 × 70 × 85 mm

Materials
AluminiumPC/ABS
Colors
WhiteBlackCorten

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Description

Overview

Zena is a wall lamp by Roberto Paoli for Nemo Lighting. Its clean silhouette comes from a rigorous study of geometry, and Zena 30 emits indirect light. The structure is a recyclable aluminium extrusion.

Versions

Zena is offered as Zena 30 and Zena 60, each in IP20 and IP44, and each at 2700 K or 3000 K. Zena 30 has a 30 W LED board giving 3000 lm with indirect emission, and Zena 60 has 28 W giving 6000 lm. Both dim by TRIAC, run on 230 V and have a typical CRI of 85.

Specifications

  • Overall size: 26 x 8.5 x 7 cm (W x D x H), Zena 30
  • Structure and diffuser codes: white / opal, black / opal and corten / opal

Story

Geometry in a wall lamp

The clean silhouette of Zena is the result of rigorous research into geometrical design. It aims at an essential and powerful object with significant lighting performance.

From static to dynamic

Zena turns the wall lamp from a traditionally static object into a dynamic and sophisticated element, a synthesis of lightness, power and comfort.

Roberto Paoli

Roberto Paoli studied architecture at the University of Florence and has worked mainly on furnishing accessories and on exhibitions and design culture events.

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