Nemo Applique de Marseille wall lamp

Nemo Applique de Marseille is a wall lamp of exceptional historical and design significance: conceived by Le Corbusier in 1938/1939 for his apartment on Rue Nungesser et Coli in Paris, it is now faithfully reproduced by Nemo in its original form, true to the rationalist vision of its creator. The structure is crafted in painted aluminium, available in white, black, and matte grey finishes, and features two cone-shaped diffusers that project light both upwards and downwards, delivering a refined direct and indirect emission that enhances every surrounding surface.

Timeless and architecturally precise, the Applique de Marseille is perfectly suited to enrich a living room, a bedroom, or any residential interior where iconic design meets everyday functionality. The lamp is compatible with LED light sources, is fully dimmable, and operates on a universal input voltage of 100–240 V, making it suitable for any domestic installation. The IP20 protection rating confirms its use in indoor environments. No light source is included. Available in two sizes, the Mini version accommodates two LED sources with an E14 base up to 20W each, with compact dimensions of Ø12 x 19.6 x 27 cm — ideal for intimate spaces or multiple wall compositions. The Big version houses two LED sources with an E27 base up to 52W each, measuring Ø17 x 28 x 40 cm, for a more sculptural and luminous presence. Both versions deliver direct and indirect light emission, feature a fixed orientation, and are fully compatible with dimming systems.