Manufacturer: Vesoi

2002 - progetto vesoi

..let me do it! seems to say the Linestra incandescent light-bulb, so contemporary in its minimal structure. An unusual and rarely used bulb that has attracted interest from great designers like Theodor RietVeld, theorist of purism in the 1920s, or Eileen Gray in 1927, down to contemporaries like Sergio Mazza and Giuliana Gramigna in 1973, to name just a few.

Easily fitted on the bathroom mirror, in walk-in wardrobes or as a courtesy light in small rooms, it gives out a soft and well-calibrated illumination without dazzling (420 lumens).

From this year the bayblend structure finished in chrome/matt nickel/matt aluminium/or shiny black is also available in transparent orange, transparent blue, transparent red and transparent yellow. There are also versions in wengè wood and bleached durmast.

60 watt opal bulb included.