Curve II Ceiling Lamp Ø90 Switch Tune Brass




Curve II Ceiling Lamp Ø90 Switch Tune Brass
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Product Information
An elegant, discreet and efficient LED pendant designed by Ronni Gol. Suspended like a trapeze from two thin fabric cables, the 120 cm long lamp hangs like a fine line in the air and casts a soft, warm and diffused light over the surface below.
At just 1.6 cm thick and 5 cm wide, Slim does not block the view through windows or doorways – it brings calm to both the eye and the room. It is ideal over a dining table, kitchen island or a long meeting table. Note that the driver sits in the ceiling base, so the pendant must always be mounted with its base.
With Switch Tune you choose the colour temperature yourself during installation, using a switch in the mounting base: 2700K for a warm, cosy light or 3000K for a slightly crisper, more neutral white. The lamp is dimmable and made of aluminium and acrylic with integrated LED. Titanium is a soft grey with an industrial edge, created by a delicately brushed aluminium surface. Its deep, reflective tone appears lighter or darker depending on the angle you see it from.
At just 1.6 cm thick and 5 cm wide, Slim does not block the view through windows or doorways – it brings calm to both the eye and the room. It is ideal over a dining table, kitchen island or a long meeting table. Note that the driver sits in the ceiling base, so the pendant must always be mounted with its base.
With Switch Tune you choose the colour temperature yourself during installation, using a switch in the mounting base: 2700K for a warm, cosy light or 3000K for a slightly crisper, more neutral white. The lamp is dimmable and made of aluminium and acrylic with integrated LED. Titanium is a soft grey with an industrial edge, created by a delicately brushed aluminium surface. Its deep, reflective tone appears lighter or darker depending on the angle you see it from.




