Forty-5 is a wall-mounted architectural eye-catcher. It is hard to describe this light fitting in either words or images. Call it the three dimensional development of a cube on paper: from reality to abstraction and back. A cube on paper consists of two overlapping squares, with the corners joined by four lines at 45 degrees; hence the name.
Forty-5 puts the observer to the test and gives a playful touch to the wall. Ideal in the home or as a background for receptions and entrance halls. The fitting is available in two versions each forming the mirror image of the other. Add an extra dimension with installations that play with a downlighter and an uplighter.
Available in white finish, both LED light source and the driver is integrated and hidden in the fitting.
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