Description

As a guideline for interior lighting it was determined to concentrate on the using of soft light through indirect lighting rather than direct illumination. Through adjusting the light levels for indirect lighting on walls and ceilings you will optain a variety of degrees of brightness and as result enhance the three-dimensional effect of space and objects. Enigma found its inspiration in Japanese lighting culture and shares the lighting philosophy of glare-free, comfortable light with all other fixtures from Louis Poulsen. Enigma 425 is in fact a down scaled version of the Enigma 825. Launchen mainly to the residential market but found useable in a lot of professional settings due to its comfortable light distribution.

Technical Info

Dimensions: Ø 42.2 x H:74cm / Ø 54.5 x H:97cm

Cone: Brushed & lacquered aluminium.
Wire: Stainless steel.
Shades: Matt coated acrylic.
Pendant tube: Extruded brushed aluminium.
Suspension type: Cable 2x0,75mmÂ².
Canopy: Yes.
Cable length: 300cm/400cm
Weight: Max. 1kg/2kg
Class: Ingress protection IP20. Electric shock protection II w/o ground.

Light source for Enigma 425: 1 x 50W QR GU10 (not included)
Light source for Enigma 545: 1 x 75W Halopar 20 GU10 (not included)

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Enigma pendant lamp

By Louis Poulsen

As a guideline for interior lighting it was determined to concentrate on the using of soft light through indirect lighting rather than direct illumination. Through adjusting the light levels for indirect lighting on walls and ceilings you will optain a. Read more

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Was £565.00

£480.00

Usually ships within 3-4 weeks

"Made to order" items are items that are ordered to customer’s specifications and put into production as per these specifications. Once an order has been confirmed with the supplier or production has begun, “Made to order items” cannot be refunded, modified or exchanged.
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Was £565.00

£480.00

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Description

As a guideline for interior lighting it was determined to concentrate on the using of soft light through indirect lighting rather than direct illumination. Through adjusting the light levels for indirect lighting on walls and ceilings you will optain a variety of degrees of brightness and as result enhance the three-dimensional effect of space and objects. Enigma found its inspiration in Japanese lighting culture and shares the lighting philosophy of glare-free, comfortable light with all other fixtures from Louis Poulsen. Enigma 425 is in fact a down scaled version of the Enigma 825. Launchen mainly to the residential market but found useable in a lot of professional settings due to its comfortable light distribution.

Technical Info

Dimensions: Ø 42.2 x H:74cm / Ø 54.5 x H:97cm

Cone: Brushed & lacquered aluminium.
Wire: Stainless steel.
Shades: Matt coated acrylic.
Pendant tube: Extruded brushed aluminium.
Suspension type: Cable 2x0,75mmÂ².
Canopy: Yes.
Cable length: 300cm/400cm
Weight: Max. 1kg/2kg
Class: Ingress protection IP20. Electric shock protection II w/o ground.

Light source for Enigma 425: 1 x 50W QR GU10 (not included)
Light source for Enigma 545: 1 x 75W Halopar 20 GU10 (not included)

Designed by Shoichi Uchiyama

Shoichi Uchiyama was born and bred in Tokyo. Since the foundation of Shoichi Uchiyama Design Office in 1977, he has been committed to creation of lighting fixtures with glare-free indirect light that make objects beautiful, and allow people to feel