“A design icon for your terraces and gardens! The “Projecteur” lamp was designed by Le Corbusier in 1954. This IP54 version is suitable for outdoor use. A genius architect and designer, Le Corbusier designed the Sanskar Kendra Museum in the Indian city of Ahmedabad, between 1951 and 1957. This spiral-shaped construction illustrates the architectural principles of the French master. Le Corbusier even designed the lamps in the museum. In 1954, he created the “Projecteur 365” which he had installed in the building to optimise the lighting. Reissued by Nemo, this wall light is a symbol of 1950s modernism. Inspired by the industrial lighting of the time, it consists of a diffuser in the shape of an aluminium projector, fixed to a circular base. The lampshade is adjustable to illuminate the space according to your needs with precision. Inspired by the industrial lighting of the time, it consists of a diffuser in the shape of a painted aluminium projector. The internal diffuser is made of opaline glass.”

In detail:

Variation : Sand white

Brand : Nemo

Designer : Le Corbusier

Type : Outdoor wall light

Colour : Sand white

Material : Painted aluminium – Opaline glass diffuser

Dimensions : Ø 37 x Depth 38 cm – Wall base: Ø 17 cm

Weight : 12.1 lb

Characteristics : For outdoor use IP 54 – Reissue of the original 1954 model – Adjustable lampshade – Direct lighting – Recommended bulb (not included): 1 x E27 60W max Fluo, LED, Halo – Dimmable – 230 V

Country of Manufacture : Italy