Louis Poulsen Flindt wall lamp 40 cm black

The Keglen lamp was created by BIG Ideas in collaboration with Louis Poulsen in 2017. The goal was to create a simple, yet unique lamp, focused on geometry and the essence of light. The collaboration between Louis Poulsen and BIG Ideas began with the creation of a suspension for the Tirpitz Museum in Blåvand, a building that BIG Ideas designed for the Varde Museums. The Tirpitz Museum opened its doors in 2017 and the bold galvanized finish of the suspension epitomizes the museum's refined and robust architecture as it blends into the dune landscape of West Jutland. The artistic and technical collaboration between Louis Poulsen and BIG Ideas continued and has now led to the further development of the Keglen family, which with its linear geometry, is suitable for any type of interior. In designing Keglen, the aim was to create a systematic design language that would lead to a wider range of lighting typologies. In other words, Bjarke Ingels, Jakob Lange and the BIG Ideas project team wanted to create a series of lamps of different sizes with the same qualities and design details, but each with its own personality. “The geometric and metallic screens have a soft, organic glass insert that resembles a drop of water. In the table and floor versions, the glass insert meets the stem of the lamp, flowing organically around it like a liquid showing surface tension,” underline Jakob Lange and Bjarke Ingels. The Keglen Tavolo is based on the same family relationship as the Keglen Ø175 suspension. The design is based on the screen itself, which is tilted to the position where it has a parallel line between the side of the cone and the wall. The angle not only has a very simple architecture, but also allows the light to be extended further from the wall. The curved diffuser allows you to glimpse the inside of the screen, while reducing any potential glare. The Keglen Wall can be mounted to direct the light downwards or upwards. The lamp shade is adjustable and can rotate 45 degrees on either side to direct the light where needed. The switch and dimmer are placed on the base. On the base, the cable comes out from the side or the device can be mounted directly on a socket.

Lighting system

The distinctive truncated cone shade of the wall lamp has a built-in curved diffuser that diffuses an elegant, glare-free light. A discreet and uniform opening at the top of the screen emits a delicate light and adds the perfect atmosphere. The fixture can be mounted facing downwards to direct light or upwards for an indirect lighting solution.

Product Details

LED source 2700-2000K D2W 8.5W

Lumen: 338

Other information

Surface: black Material: screen and wall box: aluminium. Diffuser: Injection molded PC. Cable length: 2.4m. Cable Type: Black Plastic. Switch: on the wall box with continuous reduction control. Adapter: integrated in the wall box. Mounting with cable and socket for wiring. The head can rotate sideways +/- 45°. The lamp is equipped with a bulb with an integrated energy-saving LED light source. Possibility to disable the on/off switch. An integrated memory function ensures that the lamp returns to the last adjusted luminous flux emitted when the power was removed and restored

Dimensions and measurements

Dimensions (mm): 176 (Width) x 142 (height) x 188 (length)

Weight: 1.0 kg

Mounting

Cable type: plastic. Cable length: 2.4m switch: on the wall box with stepless reduction control. Adapter: integrated in the wall box. Mounting with cable and socket for wiring. Possibility to disable the on/off switch. The head can rotate sideways +/- 45°.

JAKOB LANGE

BIG Ideas, the division of specialized products Driven by BIG's technology, it is directed by architect Jakob Lange and produces consultation lamps and other types of digital projects that support BIG's designs, buildings and ideas. BIG Ideas was created to have a major influence on the building environment.

BIG Ideas

BIG is a well-known architectural concept who has designed and built award-winning buildings around the world.

“The geometric and metallic screens have a soft, organic glass insert that resembles a drop of water. In the table and floor versions, the glass insert meets the stem of the lamp, flowing organically around it like a liquid showing surface tension”, underline Jakob Lange and Bjarke Ingels.