Design Paolo Rizzatto and Francisco Gomez for Luceplan Concept It doesn’t get cooler than this. The Hope pendants provide a party atmosphere by hanging from the ceiling and showing what happens when Rizzatto & Paz let their hair down with Luceplan. The rationalisation of materials and visual lightness was the inspiration that created the Hope design for Luceplan. The lamp is made from polycarbonate petals, which are made from Fresnel lenses. These lenses optimise reflection and distribution of the light, thus improving the effect whilst reducing energy consumption. Your Hope lamp is delivered unassembled, and you have to assemble it yourself. This means that you need to mount the sheets and sticks on the base of the lamp. This allows us to take as good care of the lamp as possible during shipping from Italy to your front door. The thin polycarbonate Fresnel lenses are created using a pressed microprism of polycarbonate film, which has a dioptric effect reminiscent of glass, although the product isn’t limited by space, thickness, and weight. The light from the Hope ceiling lamp is amplified and creates a comfortable, glittering party atmosphere, thanks to the thousands of lights that act like diamonds. This was the source of inspiration for the name: Hope
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Details:Design Paolo Rizzatto and Francisco Gomez for Luceplan Concept It doesn’t get cooler than this. The Hope pendants provide a party atmosphere by hanging from the ceiling and showing what happens when Rizzatto & Paz let their hair down with Luceplan. The rationalisation of materials and visual lightness was the inspiration that created the Hope design for Luceplan. The lamp is made from polycarbonate petals, which are made from Fresnel lenses. These lenses optimise reflection and distribution of the light, thus improving the effect whilst reducing energy consumption. Your Hope lamp is delivered unassembled, and you have to assemble it yourself. This means that you need to mount the sheets and sticks on the base of the lamp. This allows us to take as good care of the lamp as possible during shipping from Italy to your front door. The thin polycarbonate Fresnel lenses are created using a pressed microprism of polycarbonate film, which has a dioptric effect reminiscent of glass, although the product isn’t limited by space, thickness, and weight. The light from the Hope ceiling lamp is amplified and creates a comfortable, glittering party atmosphere, thanks to the thousands of lights that act like diamonds. This was the source of inspiration for the name: Hope
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Design Paolo Rizzatto and Francisco Gomez for Luceplan Concept It doesn’t get cooler than this. The Hope pendants provide a party atmosphere by hanging from the ceiling and showing what happens when Rizzatto & Paz let their hair down with Luceplan. The rationalisation of materials and visual lightness was the inspiration that created the Hope design for Luceplan. The lamp is made from polycarbonate petals, which are made from Fresnel lenses. These lenses optimise reflection and distribution of the light, thus improving the effect whilst reducing energy consumption. Your Hope lamp is delivered unassembled, and you have to assemble it yourself. This means that you need to mount the sheets and sticks on the base of the lamp. This allows us to take as good care of the lamp as possible during shipping from Italy to your front door. The thin polycarbonate Fresnel lenses are created using a pressed microprism of polycarbonate film, which has a dioptric effect reminiscent of glass, although the product isn’t limited by space, thickness, and weight. The light from the Hope ceiling lamp is amplified and creates a comfortable, glittering party atmosphere, thanks to the thousands of lights that act like diamonds. This was the source of inspiration for the name: Hope
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Material | polycarbonate, metal |
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