Zephyr Linear Bronze Pendant Lamp

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Description

Zephyr is a minimal and elegant pendant chandelier that combines contemporary aesthetics with functionality. Thanks to its modular structure, it offers countless arrangement options tailored to your projects: the double cylindrical diffuser that serves as the main unit joins the central body housing the light sources, and two rotating rings let you freely position the side lighting units.

The diffusers are made of clear glass, mouth-blown into wave-shaped moulds. The peaks are then carefully ground to create a horizontal texture; alternating transparent bands with opaline surfaces, this texture provides an eye-catching look while allowing light to diffuse softly through the cylindrical body without glare.

Zephyr brings a modern interpretation to the traditional chandelier: the meeting of masterfully worked glass craftsmanship, simple formal language and optical effects shows that lighting can be both decorative and a tool for controlling light. This unique pendant creates both a stylish focal point and a comfortable ambience in any space, from large dining rooms to living areas, and from lobbies and receptions to prestigious office spaces.

SKU: 1782040A

PRODUCT DETAILS

DIMENSIONS
-Diameter: 780 mm
-Base diameter: 250 mm
-Maximum height from ceiling: 1500 mm -Glow wire test: 750°.

FEATURES
Product code: 1628010app
Color: Chrome
Installation: Chandelier
Material: Methacrylate, technopolymer, aluminum

ARMATURE
Wattage: 44W
-Power supply voltage: 220-240V -Emitted luminous flux: 3146lm -CCT: 3000K
-Efficiency: 81%.
-Efficacy: 71.5lm/W
-CRI: 90

Place of Production: Italy
Official Distributor: Sihir Mobilya

PRODUCT CARE

Disconnect the lamp from the power source and clean the product with a soft damp cloth soaked in soap or neutral liquid detergent, preferably diluted with water. Strictly avoid using ethyl alcohol or detergents that contain even small amounts of acetone, trichlorethylene and ammonia (common solvents). Make sure the power supply is unplugged during installation and whenever you work on the lamp.

BRAND: Artemide

Founded in 1960, it is one of the world's best-known lighting brands. Today, Artemide is synonymous with design, lighting expertise and innovation, with products that are an expression of research and high-quality production. Numerous invention patents have been obtained for technological, mechanical and optoelectronic innovations developed over the years (10 patent applications were filed in 2016 alone). Artemide has produced works such as Eclisse (1967, Vico Magistretti), Tolomeo (1989, Michele De Lucchi and Giancarlo Fassina) Pipe (2004, Herzog & De Meuron) and the IN-EI collection (2014, Issey Miyake), all of which were awarded the Compasso d'Oro award. He contributed to international design history with his products.
Artemide has always collaborated with the most famous international designers and actively promoted workshops with design schools to discover the best talents among the young generation. On its path to innovation, it has also established research collaborations with prestigious Italian and international universities. Artemide's lamps are internationally recognized as icons of contemporary design: they are exhibited in the world's leading modern art museums and design collections.

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DESIGNER OF THE PRODUCT

Ross Lovegrove

Carlo Colombo graduated from the Polytechnic University of Milan in 1993 and began his career focusing on industrial product design, marketing, graphic design, and exhibition projects, collaborating with leading brands in Italian design. In 2011, he taught interior architecture at Peking University. In 2013, he founded the A++ studio in Lugano, Switzerland, with Paolo Colombo. The studio, with offices in Lugano, Zurich, New York, Miami, and Dubai, implements interiors and large-scale architectural projects worldwide. His work has been exhibited at the Weserburg Museum of Modern Art in Bremen in 1995, the Museum of Decorative Arts in Cologne in 1996, the Milan Triennale in 2016, and the MARCA Art Museum in Catanzaro in 2017.