VP GLOBE PENDANT LIGHT

VP Globe, today from Verpan, It undoubtedly evokes the Space Age, when technological advancements paved the way for historic events. The space race between the USA and the Soviet Union began as early as the 1950s. The supposed first moon landing on July 21, 1969, as part of the American Apollo program, marked a high point. Architects and Designer, Influenced by these events, they are exploring the theme of space. This also applies to... Designer Verner Panton, who, among other things, conceived the VP Globe.

But the VP Globe pendant lamp doesn't just represent an era of new beginnings and reorientation. Verner Panton's knowledge of color theory and the importance of well-being in interior design is also evident in the VP Globe lamp. Thus, the VP Globe pendant lamp works with the contrast between warm and cool tones. Through a blue The painted reflector reflects the light in a cold manner. This is due to a red The light is reflected in warm tones by the lacquered reflector. Furthermore, the light source (maximum 75 watts) is concealed by the reflectors, resulting in glare-free, indirect light.

Understandably, the VP Globe doesn't provide general lighting, but rather a dreamy and accentuated mood light that illuminates its immediate surroundings. Whether hung individually in a corner or several lights in a row above a dining table or counter – the pendant light VP Globe is extremely versatile and adaptable. VP Globe – the world is a sphere!