w162 Dalston pendant light, 2016
w162 Dalston pendant light by Sam Hecht and Kim Colin for Wastberg.
Inspired by industrial lighting commonly found in factories and workshops, the Dalston pendant light can be hung singly or grouped to create a focal point and bring spatial definition to interiors.
The w162 collection reimagines and reinvents the industrial light for domestic spaces. With three sizes of shade available in either spun steel or glass and a modern LED unit in die-cast aluminium, the Dalston combines a time-honoured aesthetic with cutting edge technology.
Use the w162 configurator to explore the numerous combinations of shade and LED unit available, allowing you to match the light to your own interior setting.
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Description
w162 Dalston pendant light by Sam Hecht and Kim Colin for Wastberg.
Inspired by industrial lighting commonly found in factories and workshops, the Dalston pendant light can be hung singly or grouped to create a focal point and bring spatial definition to interiors.
The w162 collection reimagines and reinvents the industrial light for domestic spaces. With three sizes of shade available in either spun steel or glass and a modern LED unit in die-cast aluminium, the Dalston combines a time-honoured aesthetic with cutting edge technology.
Use the w162 configurator to explore the numerous combinations of shade and LED unit available, allowing you to match the light to your own interior setting.
Dimensions
Small steel: 30dia x 15cmh
Large steel: 37dia x 20cmh
Glass: 26dia x 19cmh
Materials
Spun steel shade available in olive yellow, red orange, steel blue, moss green, silk grey, nut brown, signal white or graphite black. .
LED unit available in black, silver or gold with 3m textile cable colour-matched to LED unit. Ceiling rose included.
Light source: 9 W LED, 2700K, CRI: > 80, 1100Lm. Dimmable.
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Inspired by the famous Scandinavian writer Strindberg who said ‘The electric light will make people work themselves to death’, combined with his disapproval of the intensity of the general lighting, Wästberg wanted to create a new form of total solution.
In this way, cold and sterile environments with static intensity of light throughout could simply be changed to atmospheric environments with beautiful and functional lighting (which creates a sense of well-being).
