Pétale, an acoustic pendant lamp designed by Studio Odile Decq for Luceplan, embodies the meeting of clean design and sound comfort. Its organic silhouette, resembling a suspended petal, conceals an absorbent panel covered in white elastic fabric, designed to dampen noise and create a soothing atmosphere in both interiors and collective spaces. Its diffuse, non-glaring light accompanies this quest for serenity without ever imposing itself. Pétale comes in three different shapes, allowing for free composition according to the spirit of each space: alone, as a singular piece, or multiplied into a constellation for a larger reception area. True to Luceplan's exacting standards, this pendant lamp combines acoustic performance, quality lighting, and Italian craftsmanship, for an object that is both functional and sculptural.
Color
Light grey
Technology
Strip module
Colour
grey
Material
plastic
Dimensions
W 136 cm x D 83 x H 150 cm - cable L 300 cm
Matériaux
Sound-absorbing fabric, white elastic fabric, polyurethane
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.