SML Floor

Name: SML Floor
Brand: serien.lighting

Free-standing lights from serien.lighting, Designed by Jean-Marc da Costa

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Product description

The ideal solution for variable and mobile lighting accents: SML Floor features two aluminum square tubes stranding on a square base with an on/off switch and a touch dimmer. In the factory the glass covers are given a matte finish on the top and on the bottom are mounted on a grid . Other glass covers are available on request.

Material
Housing and rods: Aluminium silver anodized. Base: Steel lacquered silver
Bulb covers made of ceramic glass available in the following combinations:
1. satinée/satinée
2. satinée/raster
3. raster/satinée

Lamps
2x ECO-halogen bulbs 120W R7s 4600lm, energy class D

Light
Depending on the choosen lamp cover scattered symmetrically up and down, scattered upward dimmed down or dimmed up and scattered down

Control
On/off function and infinitely dimmable by slight pressure on base

Other features
Compatible with bulbs of the energy classes D - E

Concept

Size does matter: S, M or L

The SML family is the modular system of lighting that architects, not to mention anyone who wants good light but not opulent lamps, have long since wished for. A consistent design has pared its dimensions down to a minimum: 25 mm in height. For any situation you can use versions that boast a uniform formal language. Different lamp covers are available for controlling the direction and character of the light. The wall light is available in anodised silver or chromium-plated aluminum, and in three sizes: S, M and L.

Awards / Museums
International Design Award Baden-Württemberg, Focus Silber 2003
Design Centre of North Rhine-Westphalia, Red Dot Award 2004
Design Award of the Federal Republic of Germany, Nomination 2004
Design Award of the Federal Republic of Germany, Nomination 2006