The wall lamp interprets architectural lighting as a relationship between light and material, where indirect light is reflected and modulated by an internal reflective surface. The luminous flux is not directly exposed, but returned through a controlled light diffusion that generates a uniform diffused light free of glare. The vertical configuration emphasizes wall integration, transforming the element into a device of light perception rather than a visible source.

Design: Silvio Longhin, 2015

Technical features

• Wall lamp with direct and indirect emission
• Metal structure with body in aluminium finished in matte white or black
• Internal reflective surface in matte white, black or brass
• Available with internal gold leaf finish
• Integrated LED source
• Mediated light emission for high visual comfort
• Vertical light distribution for continuous wall effects

Architectural applications

Suitable for corridors, hospitality, residential environments and transitional spaces, the lamp enables the construction of light layers through single or serial installations. Use on vertical surfaces allows definition of rhythm and depth, contributing to the perceptual quality of the space with a language consistent with minimal contemporary design.