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Acustica

Category: Lighting

Acustica | Fabbian — Designed by Gio Minelli & Marco Fossati

The wide, slim shape of the Acustica lampshade is inspired by the cymbal of a drum kit, but reverses the musical concept by absorbing sound from the space, to create a high level of acoustic comfort.

Its naturally inclined angle, and its lightness, make possible dynamic and creative compositions of multiple lamps. Acustica is ideal for use in public spaces such as restaurants and luxury offices, as well as large waiting areas.

Product description

The Acustica collection consists of three indoor pendant lamps with sound- absorbing properties, in diameters of 60 cm, 90 cm or 120 cm, and it is also available in two wall lamps in the diameters of 60 cm and 90 cm with all the same technical characteristics. Acustica is available in a range of colour variations: ocean, coral, concrete, lawn green and honey.

The shell is made from recycled PET, the structure is black anodised aluminium, and the diffuser is opal PMMA (polymethylmethacrylate).

The light source remains central and fixed, the LED source is available as 1-10V dimmable, DALI/PUSH, or phase cut, with an integrated power supply. Both versions are highly efficient and flicker-free.

Product name

Acustica

Designer

Gio Minelli & Marco Fossati

Materials

Aluminium, Polietilene

Year

2021

Collection

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