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Jacques Biny 1930
A rigorous elegance. A dimmer and two gelatins, to regulate the intensity and warmth of the light; Adjustable feet, to adapt to the floor.
Interior
Exterior
ESTANCIAS: Bedroom and room, Dining room, Lounge y Office
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A rigorous elegance. A dimmer and two gelatins, to regulate the intensity and warmth of the light; Adjustable feet, to adapt to the floor.
Watts: 9W
Voltage: 110-240V
Lumens: 900lm
Driver: 515mA / 24V
Dimensiones
Height 1598 mm
Base 440 mm
Reflector Ø 550 mm
Material
Material: steel
Fuente de luz
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Jacques Biny
1930
Industrial designer
Jacques Biny is an important French luminary from the era of the glorious 1930’s. Unlike other designers, he is also a publisher (industrial serial
manufacturer) and has collaborated with some of the best young designers of his time, such as Michel Buffet, Gustave Gauthier, Jean Boris Lacroix or Charles
Ramos. Together, they embarked on the adventure of modern serial lighting. A graduate of the National School of Decorative Arts in Paris, Jacques Biny first
settled in Valence, his hometown, to work as a decorator. Faced with a lack of lighting in his sites, he decided to design his first models, which he offered to
his clients. In 1950, after this successful experience, he returned to Paris and five years later founded his own modern lighting manufacturing workshop,
Luminalite. From then on, the latter participated assiduously in the main national trade fairs, manufactured nearly 400 models over thirty years in its factory
on Rue de la Folie Regnault. Luminalite was also prominently involved in associative circles, defending the new science of contemporary lighting. Modern and
pioneering, the “designer-editor” created a sophisticated range of “rational luminaires” for the home and used state-of-the-art materials such as
micro-perforated sheet metal or Plexiglas. Under her pencil, forms progressed and radicalized. Function and sobriety of lines are essential: the object by
design is summarized with elementary and pure forms.
manufacturer) and has collaborated with some of the best young designers of his time, such as Michel Buffet, Gustave Gauthier, Jean Boris Lacroix or Charles
Ramos. Together, they embarked on the adventure of modern serial lighting. A graduate of the National School of Decorative Arts in Paris, Jacques Biny first
settled in Valence, his hometown, to work as a decorator. Faced with a lack of lighting in his sites, he decided to design his first models, which he offered to
his clients. In 1950, after this successful experience, he returned to Paris and five years later founded his own modern lighting manufacturing workshop,
Luminalite. From then on, the latter participated assiduously in the main national trade fairs, manufactured nearly 400 models over thirty years in its factory
on Rue de la Folie Regnault. Luminalite was also prominently involved in associative circles, defending the new science of contemporary lighting. Modern and
pioneering, the “designer-editor” created a sophisticated range of “rational luminaires” for the home and used state-of-the-art materials such as
micro-perforated sheet metal or Plexiglas. Under her pencil, forms progressed and radicalized. Function and sobriety of lines are essential: the object by
design is summarized with elementary and pure forms.
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