Lost
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Surrounded by its refined, consistent light, which makes it suitable for any setting, Lost is a neutral lamp with a strong identity, whose distinctive feature is essentialism.
Brogliato and Traverso replace the classic lampshade with a circle just 2 cm thick, which conceals an adjustable light source with a capacity of over 4,000 lumens. The result is an even, continuous illumination around the entire circumference, topped off with a simple stem.
The circle, an archetypal elementary geometric shape, marks the boundaries of the empty space that characterizes the Lost lamp. As if sucked into a black hole, every subjective style and technical aspect disappears, leaving in their wake only the silence of the central void.
Almost invisible, yet full of character, Lost turns empty space into magic, creating a dreamlike, contemporary atmosphere.
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The table version, instead, features the use of a proximity sensor, which exploits the electromagnetic capacitance of the human body, making it possible for the user to control the light by interacting with the central void. By inserting a hand inside the circle in fact the light can be switched on or off or dimmed, without there being a single sensor or button in sight.
Lost
BrogliatoTraverso
Abs, Steel, Aluminium
Ceiling lighting systems, Wall-mounted, Spotlights, da tavolo, Floor lights
Floor lamp: cm 17,5 x 10,5 x 111 (H) / cm 36x21,5 x 140(H) / c, 36x21,5 x 170 (H)
suspension lamp: cm 17,5 x 10,5 / cm 36x21,5
wall/ceiling lamp: cm 17,5 x 10,5 x22 / 36x21,5 x 40,5
2022
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