Furniture

Domus LED ceiling light LARAwood L

Lights.co.uk £689.90 £780.02 Go to Lights.co.uk First seen in May 2021

Description

Perfectly shaped Lara wood LED ceiling light made of white oak The ring-shaped cover of the Lara wood LED ceiling light is made of high-quality white oak. The designers have achieved an interesting finesse with the thumb-width gap between the light and ceiling, which makes Lara wood appear to float below the ceiling and gives the impression of a delicate glow. Optimum light diffusion is also guaranteed by the elegant wood grain on the inside in combination with the low-mounted diffuser, behind which the luminous intensity LED module is located. The uncomplicated shape of the ceiling light allows it to be used not only in projects, but also in offices and private homes - dimmable with an external leading edge or trailing edge phase dimmer When producing its lights, the manufacturer ensures that none of the natural beauty of the wood is lost, which is why no varnish is used and the surface is preferably treated with vegetable oils and natural waxes. Ecological sustainability with handmade products from Germany - people and the environment at the centre of lighting production Domus can boast many years of experience as a lighting manufacturer, as the company was founded back in 1966. Since then, the philosophy of creating light for living has not changed and the demand for high quality and sustainable production has been perfected. Even though production is carried out with the help of outstanding technical equipment, DOMUS still sees itself as a manufactory in which people with skill and craftsmanship produce high-quality lighting products by hand for other people. Designers, specialist woodworkers, constructors and lighting planners work together to create timeless-looking and technically durable lights that impress customers across the board. Domus' commitment to ecological responsibility is reflected, among other things, in the fact that mainly renewable natural raw materials are used and unnecessary transport routes are avoided by manufacturing in Germany.