Cini&Nils Formala Wall And Ceiling Lamp
FORMALA WALL AND CEILING LAMP
FORMALA WALL AND CEILING LAMP
Designed by Luta Bettonica
FormaLa, a ribbon of light made of harmonic steel that can be positioned in an infinite variety of configurations: straight or curved lines, symmetric and asymmetric, open or closed, FormaLa is a wall and ceiling lamp for interiors with direct or indirect lighting that can be dimmed using traditional controls or voice commands.
Available in two lengths, two colours and with a built-in power supply, it can also come with a diffusor accessory, comprising a thin sheet of silver screen-printed opalescent polycarbonate to cove the led sources and soften the light. The FormaLa family of luminaires is protected by a patent.
INFORMATION
PRODUCT TYPE
Wall And Ceiling Lamp
BRAND
Cini&Nils
COLLECTION
Formala
PRODUCTION
Made in Italy
BALLAST
Integrated Electronic Dimmable
USE
Interior
DESIGNER
Luta Bettonica
YEAR OF PRODUCTION
2013
CRI
90
IP RATING
IP20
EMISSION
Diffused and indirect light
TYPE OF LIGHT
LED
ENVIRONMENT
Indoor
CERTIFICATIONS
CE Patented
NUMBER OF LED
315
SOURCE
-FormaLa : Led strip 24W / 2.200 lm / 2.700K / CRI90
-FormaLa2 : Led strip 2x24W / 2×2.200 lm / 2.700K / CRI90
VOLTAGE
230V
INSULATION CLASS
1
CODES
- W1601 FormaLa – white – 2.700K
- W1621 FormaLa – black – 2.700K
- W1627 FormaLa2 – white – 2.700K
- W1628 FormaLa2 – black – 2.700K
DOWNLOADS
↓ Buyers' guide
↓ Technical sheet
↓ How to install
↓ Energy Label
↓ Template 01 FormaLa
↓ Template 02 FormaLa
↓ Template 03 FormaLa
↓ Template 04 FormaLa
↓ Template 05 FormaLa
↓ Template 06 FormaLa
↓ Template 07 FormaLa
↓ Template 08 FormaLa
MATERIAL
- Steel
- Technopolymers
FINISHES
- Satined Steel / White
- Satined Steel / Black
LINES
- Open or closed
- Straight or curved lines
- Symmetric and asymmetric
DIMMING
-Phase cut dimmable -Integrated electronic ballast (compatible with remote Bluetooth Casambi)
DESIGNER - LUTA BETTONICA
Luta Bettonica graduated in Industrial Design from the European Institute of Design in 1991 and began working as a freelancer in the field of design. Franco Bettonica and Mario Melocchi will be his first design interlocutors. In 1996, together with the architect Giancarlo Leone, he opened the Bettonica Leone Studio in Milan and deals with design and architecture.
