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w182 Pastille Table Light
Wastberg
The w182 Pastille by Wastberg offers a modern, geometric approach to lighting your space. A pure disc of light is suspended from its slender beam, with ability to rotate upwards, downwards, and around its own axis to create diffused light with gentle yet clear definition.
Its full-spectrum COB LED is designed to recreate the full, uninterrupted colour spectrum of sunlight, with a richer quality and superior colour rendering compared to standard traditional LEDs. In combination with a reflector and diffuser, the result is a qualitative, warm light that is evenly distributed without glare. Smooth dimming is controlled with a touch of the button on top of the vertical pole.
The w182 Pastille collection includes a table, wall and floor lamp with a range of mounting options and finishes, allowing it to be clamped to a desk or shelf, attached to a wall, placed on the floor, or integrated into a desk with no visible cables.
Sam hecht and kim colin
Sam Hecht was born in London in 1969. His training began at the Central Saint Martins School of Art. His interest in industrial design and architecture led him to apprenticeships including David Chipperfield. Hecht thus began to define the style that characterises his personality as a designer. A profound search for the essential, acute observation of the world we live in and a belief that simplicity can be inspirational. In 1993 he completed his masters at the Royal College of Art, followed by 3 years in California with Ideo, and 3 years in Tokyo. This period involved the collaborations with Naoto Fukasawa, producing some startling product typologies over the course of 6 years.
In 2002, he co—founded Industrial Facility with his partner Kim Colin. He began to work with Manufacturers, and the number of clients increased in just a few years. For Muji Japan he created the “Second Phone” (2004), which led to him being invited to become retained designer for World Muji. For Taylor’s Eye Witness, a Sheffield company, he also became main designer producing notable sequels to Robert Welch’s work, selected for the Museum fűr Kunsthandwerk, Frankfurt and awarded the Design Plus and of Gold Prize for 2006. More recently he has been appointed design advisor to Herman Miller. Between 2006 — 10, he acted as senior tutor at the Royal College of Art, London, forming Platform 12 and in 2011 was appointed visiting professor of HFG Karlsruhe in Germany. in 2010 he was awarded the ‘Designs of the Year’ for the Branca chair.
Table: Base DIA201mm x H390mm
Short Clamp: DIA170mm x H156mm
Long Clamp: DIA170mm x H371mm
Surface Mounted Pin: DIA170mm x H404mm
Lamp body: Biopolyamide Table base / clamp: Biopolyamide & Steel Pin / bracket: Biopolyamide Floor stand: Steel