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Enigma 825 pendant lamp with integrated 57W LED, floating acrylic screen design, supported by ultra-thin wires. Direct and indirect light. Finished in brushed aluminum lacquered or black liquid painted. Suspension up to 4 meters in length from the ceiling. Dimmable via dali system. Designer: Shoichi Uchiyama for Louis Poulsen
The Enigma 825 lamp in the biggest version of the series, designed by the Japanese designer Shoichi Uchiyama in 2007, expands the Enigma product family. This lamp is made up of five acrylic lampshades that diffuse the light and create an almost three-dimensional reflection, giving the illusion of floating in the room. The name enigma stands for "mystery" and refers to the floating screens that appear to hover when illuminated and viewed from a distance. The design of the lamp was in tune with Louis Poulsen's product philosophy and was also a new interpretation of the multi-screen system, where Japanese elegance was combined with Scandinavian simplicity. It has a power of 57W with integrated LED, with a temperature of 3000K (warm white light) and a luminous flux of 5880 lumens in the brushed aluminum version and 3401 in the black version, dimmable via the DALI system.