Designed by Michel Boyer
Wall lamp with structure in white lacquered aluminum
Shade in white polycarbonate with paper diffusion material
Electrification: Can be wired for the country of your choice
CE Certification: Yes
UL Compliance: All components are compliant with UL certification, but the light itself is not UL Listed. If you require UL Listing, please contact us as this might be possible at an extra cost
IP Certification: IP44 upon request
Dimmable: Yes, 0-10V or DALI
Light Source Included: Yes
Light Source: Integrated LED 14W
Lumens: 640 lumens
Colour Temperature: Warm, 2200K
Converter: 24V non-integrated, to be placed in a distant box, included
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Michel Boyer was a French architect who designed the original Brasilia lamp in 1974.
The Brasilia A Wall Lamp designed by Michel Boyer is not just a wall light. Boyer, the Paris-born architect who shaped the fixture in 1974, believed lighting should carry the same rigor as a building’s structure, and after he passed away in 2011, Ozone’s founders Etienne Gounot and Eric Jähnke, who had known and worked with him, chose to reissue the Brasilia collection as a tribute to their friend and to a design that had never lost its relevance.
Built from a white lacquered aluminum structure, the sconce carries a shade in white polycarbonate layered with a paper diffusion material, producing a soft, even wash of light against the wall rather than a single glaring point. The satin-white finish keeps the geometry crisp by day, letting the fixture read as sculpture even when unlit.

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