NEMO Projecteur 165 pendant light, swivelling

Projecteur 165 small industrial pendant light with swivelling lampshade Even though the Projecteur series was conceived by the Swiss-French architect Le Corbusier in 1954 to furnish the court in Chandigarh, India, its design is still highly topical today. The single-coloured, aluminium lampshade is designed as a hemisphere with a cylindrical extension. The exposed wing screws not only give the pendant light its industrial touch, but also fulfil functional tasks. They are used to adjust the shade alignment via the angle on the bracket; three further screws close the transition to the cover. The slightly curved, sandblasted Innes glass disc ensures even and wide light distribution.