Chouchin Mini Suspension Lamp

Foscarini
Ionna Vautrin
MYR1.00

Availability: In stock

Quick Overview

PRODUCT INFORMATION
Suspension lamp with direct light. The hand-blown cased glass diffuser is plain liquid coated with a glossy finish. Painted metal and steel diffuser support, stainless steel suspension cable and transparent electrical cable. Ceiling flange with galvanized metal bracket and matt white batch-dyed ABS cover. Canopy decentralisation kit – multiple canopy available (up to 9 suspension lamps).

COLOUR
Orange, Green

SPECIFICATION
Chouchin Mini 1: Ø17 x 14H cm
Chouchin Mini 2: Ø12 x 24H cm
Cable length: 190 cm
Bulbs:
LED Retrofit/FLUO 1x4W GU10 PAR 16 25°
Halogen 1x35W GU10 PAR 16 35°

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Details

Chouchin is the name of oriental paper and bamboo lanterns, that have inspired a family of contemporary lamps, where the fine appeal of blown glass, the charm of colour, the magic of light and the possibility of creating different shaped compositions merge to create emotions that are both familiar and unprecedented at the same time. The “Mini” version enlarges the project Chouchin to offer further composition and placement possibilities. The diffuser is available in two shapes and in two complementary colours: orange and green. As in the larger version, the lower rim remains white, to create a distinguishing graphic mark when the lamp is switched off and an incandescent luminous border when it is on. Chouchin Mini is designed for use alone, as a small and poetic suspended lantern, or in rows or groups, even teamed with the larger model, to light a table, a bar or a counter with a concentrated down-light. The small size underscores its personality as an accent light, clad with unadorned elegance which makes it all the more precious. It is also available in a version with Led light, which is especially suited to contract settings thanks to its energy efficiency and long life characteristics.

Born in France in 1979, Ionna Vautrin is graduated from L'école de design Nantes Atlantique in 2002. She worked successively for Camper in Spain, and by the Studios of George J. Sowden in Italy and of Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec in France. At the same time she develops its own works with differents design companies: first time with Industreal in Milan, then with the Tools Galerie in Paris and since 2010 with Foscarini.

Foscarini focuses on developing new products but chooses only to put into production those that express new ideas. While inspiration is always valued, Foscarini’s development phase sometimes takes years of progressive research to analyze materials, shapes, processes and operating modes that sometimes lead to results drastically different from the initial concept.

This is why Foscarini lamps are so innovative yet built to weather the whim of trends and become true classics.