PostKrisi 50 - 51 - 52 Lampada a Sospensione
Made by Catellani & Smith
Designed by Enzo Catellani
La lampada a sospensione PostKrisi 50 - 51 - 52 di Catellani & Smith è una collezione di lampade a sospensione scultoree dove la luce interagisce con il colore, la forma e la texture. Il suo paralume in fibra di vetro cattura e proietta un'illuminazione calda, creando un raffinato gioco di trasparenze e contrasti esaltato dai caratteristici bordi frastagliati e sfrangiati della collezione.
Disponibili in tre dimensioni, PostKrisi 50, 51 e 52 presentano una base in metallo e un paralume in fibra di vetro naturale, verniciato a mano in bianco o rivestito con foglia color oro o argento. La collezione offre una luce LED calda da 2700K con dimmer Triac, con una lampadina E27 per PostKrisi 50 e 51, e tre lampadine E27 per PostKrisi 52. Con cavi di sospensione regolabili che possono essere tagliati su misura, queste lampade a sospensione portano una materialità espressiva e un'illuminazione italiana suggestiva in sale da pranzo, soggiorni, ingressi e raffinati interni di hotel.
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PostKrisi 50 - 51 - 52 Lampada a Sospensione
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between PostKrisi 50, 51, and 52?
The three sizes differ in diameter and light output. PostKrisi 50 and 51 each use a single E27 bulb and are scaled for more intimate settings, while PostKrisi 52 is the largest version, configured with three E27 bulbs and suited to dining tables or generous open spaces.
What does the gold or silver leaf lining do to the light?
The metallic leaf lining reflects and warms the light before it exits the shade, producing a richer, more directional glow than a plain diffuser would. The effect shifts subtly depending on the viewing angle and the intensity of the source.
Is the PostKrisi shade handmade?
Yes. Each fiberglass shade is shaped and finished by hand at Catellani & Smith's atelier in Italy. The characteristic jagged, fringed edge is a deliberate result of this handcraft process, meaning no two shades are precisely identical.
Can the suspension cable length be adjusted on site?
The suspension cables are adjustable and can be cut to the desired drop length during installation, allowing precise positioning relative to a table or ceiling height.
Who is Enzo Catellani and what defines his design approach?
Enzo Catellani founded Catellani & Smith in Bergamo in 1989, designing and producing each piece within the same atelier. His work is characterized by a direct engagement with material, particularly metal and fiberglass, and a preference for forms that retain evidence of the hand that made them.