The Ghost’s curves give it lightness, fluidity and presence in a space.
June 30th, 2009
At 650 diameter and 470 mm in height, it is designed to be used as an ambient light fixture in any environment, from retail to food courts, and can be fitted with a single lamp (standard) or with a dimmable 55 Watt T5 circular lamp.
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