After the Fienile lamp presented last year and inspired by Norwegian rural buildings, the research of Luceplan and Daniel Rybakken on essential, poetic micro-architectures continues.
Cassette is the name chosen for the new creation: a lamp that is minimalist and decorative at the same time. It is made of two fundamental parts: an aluminium frame and a sheet with a central circular opening that acts as a “passe-partout” for the light source below.
These two elements, Rybakken explains, play with effects of depth and three-dimensional perception: the two levels seem distant when the light is off, but appear to be on the same plane when it is on. The abundant, uniform light, free of glare and ready for use with a dimmer, relies on edge-lit LED technology and comes in the warm version (3000k) or the tunable white version. The lamp is offered in two square sizes (400x400 and 600x600 cm) and a rectangular model (650x800 cm), for installation on the ceiling (also built-in) or the wall. Technical or decorative, Cassette adapts to very different spaces while conserving its poetic luminous architecture.