Turbo Pendant Light

Turbo Pendant LightThe Turbo Pendant was designed in 1965 but was first put into production in 1967, achieving great success over the years. It showcases the best in design: a simple form with a complex structure, combining a sense of ventilation and strength into a beautiful sculptural whole. The lamp is inspired by the lightness of Japanese rice paper, transformed into a more durable and robust version. The outer curves of the lamp are made up of 12 similar spiral

its profile is formed by placing two quarter circles in reverse alignment

featuring a sturdy architectural mount paired with sleek cylindrical or square brass shades

in a hallway or long corridor

Q3 is a suspended LED light

The table lamp combines richness of form and materiality with high-performance lighting capabilities

and both the pendant and floor lamp come with semi-matte lampshades in either opal white or mustard gold

and a beam angle of 60°

It defines its own shape and presence through its self-illumination

The LED can be replaced by a professional

with refined

lighting designer rhythmic design for the Arcachon collection is inspired by the shape and scale of industrial gears

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