"Space and light and order. Those are the things that men need just as much as they need bread or a place to sleep." - Le Corbusier
Born from an existing system to illuminate large windows, the first wall lamp conceived by Le Corbusier for his purist architectures: Villa La Roche and Pavillon de l'Esprit Nouveau. Matte black or grey metal, LED lighting source with a glass diffuser shaped on the original incandescent bulb. Nemo produced it, bringing it back to its original proportions, lightness and function, dimmable TRIAC.
- Design + Manufacturing
- Design Le Corbusier, 1925
- Made by Nemo
- Dimensions
- 14.6" h | 1.8" w | 3.9" d | IP20 light source: integrated LED (2700K | 925 lumens | 85 CRI | 10W) dimmable (please reference manufacturer's specifications)
- Materials
- Painted aluminum, glass diffuser
- Shipping Time
- Select options for shipping time
- energy efficient
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