Luceplan Stochastic 48 Spheres Modular Suspension Lamp White

Luceplan Stochastic is a modular suspension lamp designed by Daniel Rybakken in 2016, combining luminous function with sculptural quality in a single composition. The structure is made up of 48 opal white glass spheres arranged at varying heights, each connected to steel tie rods of different lengths that are hooked onto the supporting frame according to the installer's own creativity. Hence the name Stochastic, evoking the mathematical concept of a random process: every configuration is unique, the result of a "controlled freedom" that transforms the lamp into an ever-changing cluster of light.

This 48-sphere version is designed to make a bold visual statement in any interior, becoming the absolute centrepiece of the space: it is ideal for the living room, for reception areas or design interiors that call for a scenographic lighting element. The dual high-efficiency LED light source is positioned at the centre of the sphere cloud, concealed from direct view: the light reflected and refracted by the glass becomes the true protagonist, enveloping the space in a visually refined optical play. The kit includes the tie rods for suspending the modules, the structure with integrated light source, the ceiling rose and the ceiling attachment. The absorbed power is 18 W, with a colour temperature of 3000 K (warm white) and a luminous flux of 1541 lm, delivering enveloping, high-quality illumination with a CRI 90 colour rendering index. The lamp is dimmable via phase cut (IGBT-TRIAC), with the driver integrated into the ceiling rose, and is compatible with 220–240 V input voltage for EU, AUS, USA, UK and Japanese markets. Cable length is adjustable from a minimum of 120 cm to a maximum of 320 cm; the overall composition diameter reaches 40 cm, with individual sphere diameters of 8.7 cm. The ceiling rose measures Ø18×4 cm. The IP20 protection rating confirms this lamp is intended for indoor use only. A 2700 K light temperature version is available on request.