LevanteSuspension
designed by Marco Spatti
Levante is a strong-impact chandelier. It consists of an intersection of three large fans, in an unusual material for the design sector – it comes instead from the food industry, looking like rice paper and able to evenly diffuse its light around the whole area. The fans are very fine and magnetically attached to the central section which holds the bulb, hidden away like a real and beating heart.
A06/1T
Levante ø 60 cm – phase cut
A06/1T
Levante ø 60 cm – phase cut
Main specifications
| Typology | Suspension | ||
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| Application | Indoor | ||
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| Dimensions (mm) | H body: 440 (3 fans included), L 620 (3 fans included), W 620 (3 fans included) | ||
| Weight (kg) | 1.5 | ||
| Light Source | 28W, 2700K, CRI 90 | ||
| Insulation Class | I |
A06/1D
Levante ø 60 cm – push/DALI
A06/1D
Levante ø 60 cm – push/DALI
Main specifications
| Typology | Suspension | ||
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| Application | Indoor | ||
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| Finishes |
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| Dimensions (mm) | H body: 440 (3 fans included), L 620 (3 fans included), W 620 (3 fans included) | ||
| Weight (kg) | 1.5 | ||
| Light Source | 25W, 2700K, CRI 90 | ||
| Insulation Class | I |
A06/2T
Levante ø 102 cm – phase cut
A06/2T
Levante ø 102 cm – phase cut
Main specifications
| Typology | Suspension | ||
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| Application | Indoor | ||
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| Dimensions (mm) | H body: 720 (3 fans included), L 1020 (3 fans included), W 1020 (3 fans included) | ||
| Weight (kg) | 2.5 | ||
| Light Source | 54W, 2700K, CRI 90 | ||
| Insulation Class | I |
A06/2D
Levante ø 102 cm – push/DALI
A06/2D
Levante ø 102 cm – push/DALI
Main specifications
| Typology | Suspension | ||
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| Application | Indoor | ||
| Material |
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| Finishes |
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| Dimensions (mm) | H body: 720 (3 fans included), L 1020 (3 fans included), W 1020 (3 fans included) | ||
| Weight (kg) | 2.5 | ||
| Light Source | 54W, 2700K, CRI 90 | ||
| Insulation Class | I |
Insights
“…The very first inspiration in this project came from Japanese paper fans, I liked the interaction between the fan and the air and I started to imagine these “lighting fans” floating in a room. Then I tried to give some volume to these fans to find the right way to lighting them…”
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