Raimond ZAFU 75 Suspension Light

Overview

Design by Raimond Puts in association with OX-ID, 2007.
By Moooi.

The Raimond ZAFU 75 Suspension Light depends on the laws of mathematics to deliver its inspirational beauty. Designer, Raimond Puts, has been busy developing the concept of this extraordinary suspension light for a great part of his life. His love for the absolute and fundamental sciences inspired questions that tickled him for years, until the Raimond Light as we know it became part of the Moooi collection. Starting with the contemplation a football's geometric shape, Puts brought himself to explore the concept of the formation of round objects with triangle shapes. Raimond Lights feature hundreds of stainless steel strips that form triangles and converge into a round globe. The lamp's form is authentic and extremely complex, creating the illusion of staring into the universe on a cloudy night.

The intricate spheres of Raimond ZAFU 75 transport the electrical current, while LED terminals join these paths to create an atmospheric ambiance. The transparent lenses are specially detailed to spread warm white light in every direction. Raimond's driver is located in the canopy. 110V input, 5V output. Equipped with 13 feet of field-cuttable wire (minimum length is 12") and a white steel canopy. Raimond is dimmable to approximately 30% with line voltage incandescent dimmers, sold separately.