Blow, a light fixture designed by Ferdi Giardini for Luceplan, elegantly combines two rare functions: lighting and ventilation. Light in weight and minimalist in design, Blow moves air at variable speeds while remaining remarkably quiet, without ever disrupting the diffusion of its white light. Blow's methacrylate blades can rotate in both directions, allowing warm air that has accumulated near the ceiling to be drawn back down in winter for improved energy efficiency. A unique control system governs both light intensity and rotation speed, making Blow an object that is as functional as it is sculptural. An infrared remote control allows both the light intensity and the blade rotation speed to be adjusted remotely. Luceplan offers this fixture in two different colors, to suit any interior atmosphere.
Designer and founder of LucePlan, Gino Sarfatti was an acclaimed experimenter and innovator in the lighting world. LucePlan's history is punctuated with constant and well-defined factors: experimentation, research and quality, with a philosophy focused on the creation of "beautiful objects for the general public" and with understated sophistication. LucePlan’s ambition is to create lights that improve the quality of life of their users. LucePlan often puts forward unexpected combinations of materials, shapes and technologies to create an ever-more effective approach to light and its optical perceptions.