The Halo Jewel hanging lamps, configurations featuring straight and circular pieces are a Martín Azúa design. The Halo Jewel collection presents light as a precious element that is expressed in lightweight structures suspended in space.
Installation type
Surface Canopy
Shade
Methacrylate diffuser
Materials
Ceiling rose: Steel
Diffuser: Methacrylate
Pendant structure: Steel
LED support: Aluminum
Electrical characteristics
Led 3000K CRI >80 2274.17 lm 98.87 lm/W
Fixture 1726.78 lm 75.07 lm/W
Driver included: CV - Constant Voltage 100~277 V 50/60Hz
“With Halo Jewel, the light becomes a precious element that is linked within lightweight structures suspended in space” Martín Azúa
Designer Martín Azúa takes another evolutionary leap with Halo Jewel by converting it into a luminous jewel. A shimmering and pure light, although treated in such a way as to avoid glare, drawing the eye with its precious linking element that supports it. The materials, an elegant steel structure with a matt gold finish, and the various angles of inclination, define a light fitting that transcends the material. Even the supporting piece appears to give off a luminance when touched by the light. With its black profile link it picks up on trends in contemporary jewellery design. The circular model, the Halo Jewel ring evokes this brilliance that cannot be fully appreciated until it is installed and can be seen in operation. The link lends it a distinguishing expression amongst other light fittings. The vertical model with three light rods joined together recalls the refined Art Deco aesthetic. The essential forms of the light fitting, based on a double diffuser design, trace strokes of linear and circular light, while the Led source disappears. The impacting simplicity of the new linking support provides the fitting with a warmer and more domestic feel. Halo Jewel is a lamp conceived for illuminating both residential and restaurant interiors, hotels and spaces meant to make an impression. Using compositions featuring several units of differing heights it can become an impacting light installation floating in space. It’s the perfect fitting for creating a distinctive lighting ambiencs for public spaces or private residential use. The collection that immediately preceded this one Halo Lineal was awarded Best of Year Award by Interior Design Magazine – USA back in 2015.
“Halo is an open system that allows for a multitude of possibilities, some of which I haven’t even imagined yet” Martín Azúa.
“With Halo I wanted to bring the light closer to people, so that it would accompany them. Although behind this proximity there’s a complex technical project” Martín Azúa.
