Clavius 60x60 cm ceiling lamp made with metal structure and handmade silk thread lampshade. Available in 3 colors, the Clavius ceiling lamp is a design icon that combines refinement and elegance. Its handmade silk thread lampshade diffuses a soft light creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The effect of light and shadow helps to enhance the environments, making it not only a source of lighting, but a distinctive element to enrich any space with style and charm. Light source 3 x Max 17.5W LED or 3 x Max 46W halogen. Designed by Manuel and Vanessa Vivian for Axolight.
The designer duo Manuel and Vanessa Vivian presents Clavius, a collection of floor, table, suspension, wall and ceiling lamps, characterized by a common refinement and elegance. Each lamp features a hand-knitted silk thread shade, offering a play of textures that creates a soft and inviting atmosphere. The beauty of Clavius lies in the art of creating lights and shadows that enrich any domestic or professional environment with a welcoming and elegant vibe. This effect is achieved through the incredible silk lampshade, where each thread is expertly handcrafted to ensure a perfect result. The versatility of Axolight's Clavius collection allows you to choose between various lamp models to satisfy every lighting need. If we talk about the Clavius floor lamp, it is a high-impact design piece, capable of giving personality and charm to any space. At the same time, the Clavius table lamp offers a touch of luxury and practicality, the Clavius pendant lamp highlights every space thanks to its diffused light and the Clavius wall and ceiling lamp are ideal for personalizing and enhancing any type of environment .
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Dimensions: Length 60 cm, Width 60 cm, Height 12 cm
Materials: Metal, Silk thread
P.N: This product has a voltage of 220V, therefore this characteristic does not make it suitable for non-European systems. For correct use in other systems, a transformer is recommended.
