Luceplan LIMETRY LED methacrylate and aluminium pendant lamp for track-Light

Limetry, designed by Alessandro Zambelli, represents a novel interpretation of a system for various configurations with a decorative approach, combining ambient lighting with functional spotlights that generate a harmonious, delicate effect in the surrounding spaces.‎ The key element of the system is an initial rectangular module (12 cm in height, 4 cm in width) whose four vertices are fundamental for the connection of multiple parts: the electrical cables bring the polarities to the corners and ensure continuous power supply.‎ Depending on the orientation of the module - horizontal or vertical – and on the way the various geometric forms are grouped, the result is a versatile lighting system.‎ The rectangular lighting module, also available in the 25 cm size with the same width, offers dual emission of diffused light, front and back.‎ It is composed of a frame with a built-in LED source, uniformly lighting the screen – in transparent methacrylate featuring soft lines – located on both sides.‎ The diffused effect is produced by the internal layers, composed of a light-guide and an opaline layer.‎ To enhance the new Limetry lighting system a vertical element replicates the rectangular geometry of the modules, with the insertion of a small cylinder (diameter 2.‎8 cm).‎ This piece equipped with a lens emits the LED light only downward and upward, depending on the positioning.‎ The body of the lamp that emits spot lighting with a full aesthetic effect is in aluminium, and echoes the design of the other modules thanks to the presence of the striped pattern.‎ It can be installed by itself or combined with other elements on the four vertices to create constantly new configurations, or it can be combined with a prismatic disk capable of intercepting the light from the spot, softening it even more.‎ Elegance and flair are the characteristics of Limetry, which has been created to meet the needs of users thanks to its multiple configuration possibilities: from the module with spotlight placed over a bedside table to enhance the intimacy of a space, to the more complex image generated by the connection of multiple units.‎ This new system can be used on a track or combined with an attachment, depending on the number of elements to be grouped.‎ In all cases, the result is a precise design, also obtained thanks to the effect of gravity.‎