Patera 450 (당일배송)

 In 2015, the Patera pendant designed by Øivind Slaatto launched as a modern take on the classic chandelier, bringing a glowing focal point and soft, dynamic illumination to contemporary spaces. The Patera’s glare-free, 360-degree illumination is the result of an intricate design with differently positioned cells that bathe surrounding spaces, people, and objects in natural, even, and flattering light. The form is beautiful to behold from all angles, its Fibonacci sequence-based structure providing a different impression from every vantage point. “My ultimate goal was to create a three-dimensional Sudoku. It was an extremely mathematical assignment. In fact, it’s the most complex light I have ever made ... I think it has a certain poetry about it, and my aim was to construct a modern crystal chandelier. I hope people will feel inspired to move around it. I hope it generates life.” (Øivind Slaatto) At once sophisticated and daring, the reimagined chandelier is a dazzling addition to modern or traditional spaces open to new twists on classic concepts. A single Patera creates a luminous focal point. A series of them – staggered or aligned, in one size or all three – creates the sense of magic we feel when we look up at the starry sky.

Finish　　　　　　 　　White, matt coated.

Materials　　　　  　　Shade: Cut matt PVCl.

                               Suspension: E27: Matt-chromed brass and die cast acrylic.

Sizes and weights 　　  450 x 433 x 450 Max 3,4 kg

Mounting　　　　　　  E27 (Ø450/Ø600): Suspension type: Cable, 2 x 1.0 mm2.

　　　　　　　　　　　 E27 (Ø900): Suspension type: 3x1mm² and wire. Canopy: Yes. Cord length: 4m.

Light source　　　　　Light source LED 3000K 65W. Lumen: 4272

Øivind Slaatto

Øivind Slaatto (born 1978) is a promising Danish designer, recognised for his simple and poetic solutions. Nature is Øivind's most important source of inspiration. He also seeks to transfer characteristics such as rationality, logic and harmony to his designs. Øivind has a master's degree from the Danish Design School and studied music prior to this at the Royal Danish Academy of Music. An appreciation for music permeates his approach to the design process.