IC C/W2 Outdoor, 2014
IC C/W2 Outdoor ceiling/wall light by Michael Anastassiades for Flos.
Inspired by an online video clip of a contact juggler spinning a set of spheres, Michael Anastassiades designed the elegant IC C/W2 wall/ceiling lamp. The blown glass opal diffuser balances perfectly on the edge of its sleek metal rod. Previously available only in the indoor version, the light is now engineered with new materials and waterproof finishes for outdoor use.
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Description
IC C/W2 Outdoor ceiling/wall light by Michael Anastassiades for Flos.
Inspired by an online video clip of a contact juggler spinning a set of spheres, Michael Anastassiades designed the elegant IC C/W2 wall/ceiling lamp. The blown glass opal diffuser balances perfectly on the edge of its sleek metal rod. Previously available only in the indoor version, the light is now engineered with new materials and waterproof finishes for outdoor use.
Dimensions
Weight: 3.8kg.
30w x 38.1d x 31.6hcm
Materials
The lamps provide a diffused light and the frame is available in brushed stainless steel or brass. Also available with finishes in red burgundy, black, deep brown and red burgundy colours.
Blown glass opal diffuser.
Light source(not included):
1 x LED 15W E27 2000lm 2700K
1 x LED 15W E27 2000lm 3000K
Wall mounting system contains the wiring system. Watertight cable gland included.
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Flos was founded in 1962 in Merano, for the purpose of producing modern lighting.
With the intention of developing new lighting concepts, the company enlisted the aid of Achille Castiglioni, Pier Giacomo Castiglioni and Tobia Scarpa. Many successful designs of this trio are still manufactured half a century after their initial realizations. One of the first materials the team experimented with was cocoon, a very pliable material made in the USA. In 1964 Sergio Gandini joined the company, and the headquarters were moved to a new site near Brescia.
