Regulus Direct Pendant

Regulus is a name synonymous with style. This sleek and slender linear fluorescent pendant features a beautiful steel and aluminum body with grey finish, and a crisp white screenprinted diffuser with transparent sections. The Regulus Tige Pendant distributes high performance direct light with low energy usage. This incredible feature guarantees the perfect amount of pleasing light output for any space.

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FEATURES:

• Linear fluorescent pendant
• Regulus collection
• Silver grey finish
• White Screenprinted diffuser with transparent sections
• Body in steel and extruded or die-cast aluminum
• Diffuser in metacrylate
• Available in small and large
• Height adjustable
• Direct light distribution
• High performance, low energy illumination
• Wall or ceiling mounted models for any height requirement

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SPECIFICATIONS:

• Can be mounted to 4" octagonal junction box
• 50" W option accommodates: (2) 24 watt, G5, T16 fluorescent bulbs (not included)
• Overall dimensions of 50" W: 28.25" H x 50" W
• 97.25" W option accommodates: (2) 54 watt, G5, T16 fluorescent bulbs (not included)
• Overall dimensions of 97.25" W: 28.25" H x 97.25" W

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DESIGNERS: CARLO FORCOLINI & GIANCARLO FASSINA

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Giancarlo Fassina was born in Milan where he obtained a degree in architecture at the Polytechnic University of Milan. He worked and has experience in different product industrial sectors but decided to devote himself to the design of projecting lamps and planning and furnishing exhibitions and museums.

Carlo Forcolini was born in Como, Italy, and worked as a designer and entrepreneur, taking part in the foundation of Alias and Nemo, in which held the offices of Managing Director and Art Director. His designs are included in the collections in the Copper Hewitt Museum in New York, the Museum of Decorative Arts in Paris and the Historical Collection of Italian Design at the Milan Triennale. He has designed furnishings, lamps and objects for Amar, Artemide, Alias, Cassina, De Padova, Gervasoni, Joint, Nemo and Pomellato. Since 1999, he has been coordinating the Forcolini Lab, a creative workshop operating in the various different fields of visual communications. His more recent work includes graphic and exhibition designs for the Triennale. In December 2001, Carlo Forcolini was elected President of ADI, the Italian Assocaition for Industrial Design. He lives and works in Milan.

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