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Luminaire

Explore 3 award-winning designs tagged Luminaire on 8 Pixels Design Blog.

Orbita Luminaire

Orbita

Orbita reimagines light as a dynamic, ever-evolving presence, where celestial cycles meet cutting-edge technology. With its patented ultra-matte material and infinite rotation system, it invites tactile interaction and personalization, adapting seamlessly to different moments and spaces. Minimalist yet expressive, it transforms illumination into an experience, forging a timeless connection between innovation, design, and human perception. Designed in Argentina, crafted with Italian materials and precision engineering.

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Freelight Luminaire

Freelight

Infinity Freelight is a cylindrical track luminaire designed for the Infinity lighting system. The luminaire emits light from its whole surface, with a 360 degree beam angle. Flexible neon allows the body to be shaped freely, so lighting compositions and light objects can be created. The luminaire is available in lengths of 1.6 metres and 5 metres. Installation in the track is simple, and a patented click fixation adapter holds the luminaire in place. The 48 volt supply provides electrical safety. The flexible neon is odourless and releases no harmful chemicals.

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Modulo Luminaire

Modulo

Nowadays, Recessed Lights RL are widely used in buildings. Besides serving as a technical light source, the RL can attract more attention as a decorative element in the space. Modules come in different forms and colors. In Modulo, the lamp has been proposed as a module, enhancing the variety of this light fixture and making it more adaptable to the space. Modulo offers three unique modules: Outside, Inside, and Lamp. The Outside and Inside modules provide many options for selection. The Lamp module offers various cap colors, Kelvin temperature options, light intensities, and beam angles.

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