La Traviata Pendant Lamp
The Slamp La Traviata suspension by Robert Wilson translates the designer's theatrical work into a luminous sculpture.
Lentiflex® and methacrylate form a large composition with integrated warm-white LEDs and RGB lighting. Two sizes offer Casambi or DMX control, allowing brightness and color to change as part of an interior's lighting scene.
Every detail, considered.
- Brand
- Slamp
- Designer
- Robert Wilson
- Descriptor
- Pendant light with color-changing LED elements
- Country
- Italy
- Light source
- Built-in LED
- Wattage
- La Traviata 220: 86.4 W + 13 × 1 WLa Traviata 180: 70.8 W + 9 × 1 W
- Color temperature
- 3000 K
- Light output
- La Traviata 220: 7,500 lmLa Traviata 180: 6,150 lm
- Color rendering
- CRI over 90
- Dimming
- Dimmable (Casambi, DMX)
- Voltage
- 100–240 V
- Weight
- La Traviata 220: 48.5 lbLa Traviata 180: 44.09 lb
- Materials
- 01Lentiflex and methacrylate structure
The two materials form intersecting elements in a suspended lighting composition.
- 02Warm-white and RGB lighting
Integrated 3000K LEDs work alongside RGB sources to vary the lighting scene.
- 03Casambi or DMX control
Two size options each offer a corresponding control configuration for brightness and color adjustment.
La Traviata by Slamp is a pendant lamp combining warm-white and color-changing LED light in a suspended composition.
Robert Wilson uses Lentiflex and methacrylate elements to form the structure. Two sizes pair 3000K main sources with additional RGB lighting. Casambi or DMX configurations control brightness and color, allowing the fixture to participate in changing interior lighting scenes.
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Italian lighting handmade near Rome, where technopolymer sheets are cut, shaped and assembled by hand into sculptural pendants and lamps.
Robert Wilson
Robert Wilson works across theater, opera, performance, visual art and design. Light, movement and spatial composition are central to his stage productions. His practice also extends to sculpture and furniture, connecting the construction of individual objects with his research into theatrical environments.
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