Vetra Pendant Light

Description

Shining almost like a hovering spacecraft, Vetra’s LED brilliance comes from its creative engineering. The gorgeous blown-glass dome envisioned by designer Joan Gaspar is actually a ring-shaped glass diffuser with the inner surface encircling the light source and serving as a reflector. Vetra radiates a brighter, glare-free glow than typically expected, with much of the light directed downward and the rest dramatically illuminating the matte-glass shade. And the light level is readily adjustable with a 3-position sensor dimmer.

Specification

Size

Small:

3.7" h x 7.9" dia (9.4x20cm)
Canopy: 1.37" h x 4.33 dia (3.5x11cm)

Medium:

5.9" h x 12.6" dia (15x32cm)
Canopy: 1.37" h x 4.33 dia (3.5x11cm)

Large:

7.8" h x 16.9" dia (19.8x42.9cm)
Canopy: 1.8" h x 5" dia (4.5x12.7cm)

Cord: 117.6" l (298.7cm)

Material

Lacquered aluminum dissipater, blown glass

Technical

Small:
- LED SMD 4W
- 350mA 2700K CRI90
- Luminaire 195lm
- Light source 500lm
Medium:

LED SMD 8.1W
700mA 2700K CRI90
Luminaire 348lm
Light source 1019lm

Large:
- LED SMD 16.2W
- 700mA 2700K CRI90
- Luminaire 881lm
- Light source 2039lm

Details

Suitable for dry locations only
Dimmable

Brand

Marset

“Marset is more than lamps: We take care of light in its different nuances and effects, to create atmospheres with character, helping to improve people’s quality of life,” declares the Barcelona-based company. Marset’s dual preoccupation with both crisp contemporary design and the more elusive ambiance of lighting has firmly fixed the firm on the design world’s cutting-edge radar. A series of attention-grabbing and innovative fixtures account for the recent revitalization of the brand, though Marset has actually been around since the 1940s.

A family business, Marset was originally a foundry, not a lighting company. It segued into lighting design when Francisco Marset formally established Marset Illuminacion in 1965. Decades devoted to metalwork easily translated to the contemporary lighting industry, with a dexterity of materials available to create unexpected, atmospheric lighting effects. Not to mention the influence of its Barcelona home, a city renowned for architecture, design and visual inspiration.