Designed by Pierre Paulin
Chandelier in aluminium and steel
Spheres in white satin finish
Electrification: Can be wired for the country of your choice
CE Certification: Yes
UL Listed and Compliance: No, this piece is not UL listed or compatible with UL certification
IP Certification: No
Dimmable: Yes, 0-10V or DALI
Light Source Included: Yes
M101-1: Integrated LED, down lighting, 12W
M101-6: Integrated LED, down lighting, 75W
M101-8: Integrated LED, down lighting, 100W
M101-12: Integrated LED, down lighting, 150W
Lumens:
M101-1: 700 lumens
M101-6: 3000 lumens
M101-8: 4000 lumens
M101-12: 6000 lumens
Colour Temperature: Warm white, 2700K
Converter:
M101-1: 24V integrated at the socket, included
M101-6, 8 and 12: 48V non-integrated, to be placed in a distant box, included
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Pierre Paulin is a French modernist furniture legend who designed the original M101 chandelier in 1964 for the Maison de la Radio in Paris.
The M101 Chandelier designed by Pierre Paulin is not just a light fixture. It reissues a design the French modernist furniture legend created in 1964 for the Maison de la Radio in Paris, and in 2018 Ozone launched this collection of chandeliers to bring Paulin’s mid-century sculptural vision, once reserved for a broadcasting landmark, into private interiors.
Built from an aluminium and steel structure, the chandelier is composed of spheres in a white satin finish, arranged in Paulin’s original constellation-like pattern so the light reads as a cluster of soft, glowing orbs rather than a single fixture. The satin surface diffuses the light evenly, keeping the sculptural silhouette as striking unlit as it is illuminated.
Born in 1927 in Paris, Pierre Paulin started his career off in the early 1950s, working with several furnishing companies. He enters the Elysée, the French Presidential Palace in 1972 and works with three different presidents: Georges Pompidou first, then François Mitterrand, for whom he designs all his office furnishings, and finally Jacques Chirac – the renovation of the dining room. Besides his ”presidential” commissions, Paulin developed some outstanding projects in industrial design (Calor, Allibert, Stamp) whilst reviving the corporate images of some major corporations- including Air France – and redesigning entire train stations (Gare de Lyon, Gare de Versailles Rive Gauche). His furniture is in the permanent collection of many museums around the world.
In 2018, Ozone launched M101 a collection of chandeliers designed by Pierre Paulin in 1964 for Maison de la radio in Paris.
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Linterno Fabric : St Moritz/Nobili