Strong illumination – ceiling lamp Infra-Structure C1

With its clear shape and structure, the LED ceiling lamp Infra Structure C1 emits a centered light downwards, ideal for illuminating or highlighting limited areas, such as a reception desk of a hotel, a dining table or a work area. The designer ceiling lamp is made of twisted, rod-pressed aluminum and a white polycarbonate diffuser that evenly distributes the light that comes out. In addition to the round light source, a long rod leads to the ceiling fixture, which is also round, making Infra-Structure especially attractive for high ceilings. It harmonizes particularly well with purist furnishings as well as the Bauhaus style, which focuses on clear geometry and utility.

The luminaire can be brightness controlled via an existing dimmer (1-10V, DALI) or via Casambi using the free downloadable Flos app.

Infra-Structure C1 was designed by Belgian architect Vincent Van Duysen and is already the second version of the eponymous luminaire series. The first generation for the industrial sector was more like a modular system, which could be freely combined as desired with tubular light rods and circular and conical luminaires. Infra-Structure Episode 2 now enters the race with compact solutions tailored to the end user.