Pendant Lamp in Shaded Opal White Blown Glass, Metal and Aluminum Structure, Diameter 40 cm, E27 Socket, Class I, IP20 - Perenz

The Perenz suspension lamp, identified by code 8498 B, is a furnishing accessory that skillfully combines refined design and technical functionality. Its aesthetics are defined by clean lines and the purity of blown glass, making it an excellent choice for those wishing to add a touch of enveloping and sophisticated light to their living spaces. The structure is entirely made of metal and powder-coated aluminum, materials chosen not only for their modern aesthetics but also for their durability and reliability over time.

The shaded white opal blown glass diffuser acts as the luminous heart of the fixture. Thanks to the particular glass-working technique, light is filtered and emitted in a soft way, creating optimal ambient lighting that eliminates sharp shadows and enhances the surrounding decor. This feature makes the suspension particularly suitable for relaxation zones or areas where comfortable and non-invasive light is required.

To ensure maximum versatility during installation, the product is equipped with an adjustable height system, managed via a steel support cable and a long-lasting PVC electric cable. This flexibility allows the suspension to be positioned precisely, adapting it to the specific needs of each environment, from high ceilings to dining tables or study areas. The lamp uses a standard E27 socket, allowing the integration of various types of light bulbs to achieve the desired color temperature or light intensity.

In compliance with safety regulations for domestic and commercial use, the lamp has an IP20 protection rating and is classified as Class I. Attention to construction details, from the quality of materials to the surface finish, testifies to the commitment toward a reliable and well-crafted product. Ideal for those looking for a lighting element that can be a protagonist without visually weighing down the space, this suspension represents the perfect balance between classic aesthetics and contemporary technology.