Infinita LED Ceiling Light 24 Ceiling Lighting Vistosi

Infinita LED Ceiling Light

By Toso, Massari & Associates, for Vistosi

Infinita LED Ceiling Light

By Toso, Massari & Associates, For Vistosi

$958.00 - $3,254.00

COLOR TEMP
2700K Color temperatures close to 5000K are cool colors (bluish white), while lower color temperatures (2700–3000 K) are warmer colors (yellowish white through red).

SPEC #: VIS1225619 | ID: INFIN PP 36 BCST BO L22 UL

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Infinita LED Ceiling Light

SPEC #: VIS1225619

ID: INFIN PP 36 BCST BO L22 UL

Designed by Toso, Massari & AssociatesRead Bio

The Infinita LED Wall/Ceiling Light is the perfect addition to any space in need of additional lighting. Its dome-shaped shade is crafted from translucent white glass to softly diffuse light from the integrated LED. Infinita may be mounted on the wall or ceiling, allowing for artistic installations of multiple fixtures in various sizes. Dimmable with ELV or 0-10V dimmers, sold separately.

Note: The 14 and 21 inch sizes may be mounted on the wall or ceiling. The 27.5 inch size must be installed on the ceiling only.

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Finish: Matte White

Color: White

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Vistosi's mission is to produce Murano glass creations of excellent quality and refined design. Vistosi works with internationally renowned designers, who closely follow the latest trends and market demands. The Vistosi collection includes chandeliers, floor lamps, table lamps and wall sconces constructed from hand blown glass and crystal configured in unique shapes and designs.

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Inspired by their background in architecture and their family business of glass-making in Venice, husband and wife duo Renato Toso and Noti Massari founded Toto, Massari & Associates in 1996. They have been involved in a wide variety of large-scale projects including schools, exhibition venues, and monasteries. Their small-scale projects include home furnishings, fabrics, lighting, and glass objects. The group's work has been exhibited in museums around the world, among which are the Palazzo Grassi in Venice, the Louvre in Paris, and the MOMA in New York City.