Oluce Dancing Glass 757 wall lamp

The Oluce Dancing Glass 757 is a wall lamp designed by Victor Vasilev in 2025 for Oluce, offering a contemporary reinterpretation of the interplay between light, glass and space. Its metal structure houses a cylindrical glass element — available in transparent and smoky grey finishes — that plays with shadows and reflections to create a dynamic and poetic atmosphere. The compact dimensions, 270 mm wide and 240 mm high, make it easy to integrate into any residential or contract setting.

The Dancing Glass 757 expresses its full value wherever lighting quality makes a difference: perfect for the living room, as well as for enhancing walls, hallways and entrances with understated elegance. The Up&Down light emission is delivered by 2 integrated LED sources of 4W each, with a total output of 800 lm and a colour temperature of 2700 K (warm white), wrapping interiors in a welcoming tone. A colour rendering index above 90 Ra ensures that illuminated surfaces are rendered with accuracy and naturalness. Individually adjustable reflectors allow the upward and downward light beams to be directed independently, adding versatility to the wall sconce. Compatibility with the main international voltage standards — EU, USA, UK, Australia and Japan — makes it equally suited to international residential and contract projects.