AJ Eklipta Wall/Ceiling Light
Arne Jacobsen originally introduced the Eklipta in 1956 for the City Hall in Rødovre, Denmark. The light was used indoors for staircases and outdoors as a wall fixture. Today, the Eklipta comes in three sizes and is dimmable with a soft, diffused light. The tri-layer handblown glass shade has a clear edge, creating a halo of light around the perimeter.
Arne Jacobsen was a Danish architect and designer known and admired internationally for his designs.
White powder coat, white opal glass. Ceiling/wall box comes in spun aluminum.
Small: 8.7" Dia x 5.2"D | Medium: 13.7" Dia x 4.2" D | Large: 17.7" Dia x 5.5"D
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