Bronze
New York by night
Charcoal Black
Ghost White
Venetian Red
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mode 01
I can react to your touch
Gently touch my base and I will open up to you. You can hold me at any position and light intensity you like. |
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mode 02
I respond to your presence
When my eye sees you I will respond to you by blooming. When you leave I will go back to rest. |
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mode 03
I can breathe
If you want me to, I can open up and close, slowly and gently, in a continuous cycle. I bring an organic light dimension to your space. |
spotted
in the wild
in the wild
things people
ask me
ask me
Do you use more energy than a regular lamp?
The transformation that makes me stand out from regular lighting objects requires virtually no extra effort.
Are you bending under the influence of heat?
Rest assured, I don’t need to warm up to be able to change shape.
Is your light source energy-efficient?
Absolutely, my light source keeps up with world’s top performers. Its life expectancy is over 50.000 hours, which means that under normal circumstances it would need no replacement.
Do you need maintenance?
I just like good care.
How does your metamorphosis work?
it’s a well kept secret, patented too…I have a metamorphic unit that allows me to assume changing shapes in a gentle, fluent and silent way.
Can you be dimmed?
Of course . The transformation of my shape synchronously goes hand in hand with the modulation of light. The more I’m open, the brighter is my light.
How do I operate you?
You can use me in 3 ways:
- My “touch mode” switches me on or off when you touch my base. I will stop transforming as soon as you touch my base again, to hold the position with the level of light you choose.
- The “interactive mode” makes me open up as soon as my eye detects your presence. I will close again when I haven’t seen you for 5 minutes.
- I also have a “looping mode”, which puts me in a continuous transformation, a cycle of silently opening and gently closing. Of course I request you to use this mode with moderation in order not to tire me too much.
You can switch modes by pushing a discretely hidden button in my base.
