Adam Cruickshank’s Ovalite is a luminaire created with tensioned arcs forming an ovoid rim with diffused LED lights.
July 24th, 2015
A charming and eye-grabbing piece, the Ovalite can compliment any interior space, through customised size, materials, and lighting options. The outside rim can be assembled in brass, copper, black walnut or aluminium with a satin finish and sealed to prevent oxidisation.
One lighting effect option is colour temperature control, allowing light to adjust from cool through to warm white light (2500K up to 7000K). Another option is the inclusion of an RGB DMX controller that can be used to program the light in infinite colour displays. One of the benefits of this technology is that it can be easily programmed through your tablet or smartphone.
The standard Ovalite is fitted with high CRI warm-white, dimmable LEDs and there are three different sizes available; small, medium, and large.
Adam Cruickshank
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