Escale Zen

The Escale Zen series includes a total of three ceiling lights as well as a floor lamp. All lamps of this collection were designed by Mosru Mohiuddin between 2012 and 2014. The ceiling lights are offered in different surfaces. Of the three ceiling lights, the Zen represents the oldest lamp of this series. It is composed of a square body with a length and width of 60 cm as well as a reflector with the dimensions 32 x 32 cm. The lower square body hangs on four cables and illuminates the upper body with eight LEDs. The ceiling light is available in four surfaces: completely covered with gold leaf, in concrete optics, completely painted in rust or with an aluminum reflector and an upper body made of glass (glass, smoothed aluminum). Three versions of this lamp are available, on site dimmable with leading edge and trailing edge dimmer, with Casambi module or with ZigBee module. With the Casambi module, this light can also be operated using a Smartphone/Tablet by means of the Casambi App via Bluetooth. The ZigBee module enables voice control of the ceiling light. The Mini ceiling light is constructed like the larger lamp. The upper lamp body is 36 cm long as well as wide and the square reflector measures 22 x 22 cm. This ceiling light is also available in the same surfaces and versions like the larger model. Four LEDs serve as illuminants. The biggest difference between the third ceiling light, the Zen Due and the two other ceiling lights in this group is that it has two square bodies rather than one reflector. This lamp has a total width and length of 80 cm at a height of 37 cm. Four surfaces and three versions are also available for this lamp.

From this series, a floor lamp is also available. This floor light is offered in the surface of smoothed aluminum. The shape of the two squares is also found in this lamp in the shape of the light head and the light base. The floor lamp has a total height of 180 cm and is regulated with a touch dimmer in its brightness. The light is emitted from this lamp directly downwards and partly indirectly to the ceiling.