Luceplan Mesh D100 Wireless led suspension lamp

Luceplan Mesh D100 Wireless is a LED suspension lamp designed by Francisco Gomez Paz in 2018, distinguished by a scenographic design of striking visual impact. Its near-transparent structure consists of a network of flexible steel cables and polycarbonate lenses, at the intersections of which LED sources are positioned — a luminous architecture that transforms light into the absolute protagonist of the space. With a diameter of 100 cm and a height of 90 cm, this lamp asserts itself as the centrepiece of any interior composition.

The Wireless version ensures complete freedom in light management thanks to a sophisticated electronic board integrated in the ceiling canopy, controllable via 2.4 GHz WiFi and the dedicated Luceplan Mesh App, available for iOS and Android. The application allows you to switch one or more luminous points on individually, orient light within the space and create different emotional experiences, with the ability to programme up to 6 quickly recalled presets or set dynamic scenarios with a simple touch of the screen. By connecting to a local internet network, it is also possible to manage switching on and off remotely. The 60 W LED source emits warm light at 2700 K with a CRI 90 colour rendering index, ensuring high chromatic quality and natural colour reproduction. The lamp is also dimmable and compatible with EU, AUS, USA, UK and Japan voltages. The IP20 protection rating makes it suitable for indoor use. Perfect for enhancing the living room or representative spaces with a sculptural lighting element, it also lends itself to dining rooms and contemporary design environments.

The network is controlled by the electronic board housed in the included ceiling canopy (Ø30 x 7 cm), which must be connected to a normally open button for light adjustment or scene control, and to an on/off switch. Suspension cables are available in five lengths — 1 m, 2 m, 3 m, 4 m and 5 m — to be carefully selected from the drop-down menu at the time of purchase, in order to adapt the lamp to the desired ceiling height.

"I set out to create a lamp starting from this capacity of spatial decomposition of LEDs, distributing them so as to optimise the diffusion of light, but above all with the intention of giving each of these points independence." — Francisco Gomez Paz