FOURTY

What distinguishes this product?

The FOURTY VII ceiling lamp works well as main and task lighting in modern interiors. It is characterized by an elongated structure with seven independent spotlights arranged on one line.
Seven separate light sources mean greater control over the lighting scenario – adjustment of each head by 345° horizontally and 90° vertically increases the precision of settings. Slim tubes with a diameter of only 4 cm give the structure a light, minimalist character inspired by modern LED lighting, while at the same time preserving the practicality of replaceable GU10 R35 light sources.

This solution fits well into spaces where greater lighting power is needed without the effect of a heavy, extensive fitting. The lamp was made using CNC technology, which ensures high manufacturing precision and consistency of the entire structure. The lacquered surface with high resistance helps maintain an aesthetic appearance for years, and the One Click system enables quick replacement of light sources without the use of tools and without dismantling the fitting.

Application and functionality

FOURTY VII is used especially in large kitchens, living rooms combined with a dining room, open living areas, apartments, lofts, long corridors or offices. Seven independently adjustable spotlights allow one fitting to take over tasks that in smaller models have to be divided between several light points.
In a large kitchen, some of the spotlights can be set toward the worktop, island and circulation route, so everyday activities are better illuminated. The remaining points can accent furniture fronts or open shelves, which organizes the space with light without adding more lamps.
In a living room with a dining area, part of the light can work above the table, part above the relaxation zone, and further spotlights emphasize a painting, bookcase or decorative wall.
In a long corridor, seven points stretched along one axis help guide the light more evenly through the entire length of the interior, so the circulation space becomes more legible and less fragmented.