A sculptural table light, that looks like a line drawn into the room.
Smieg is freely malleable via two invisible joints. The movement of the light is not limited to just one room dimension, but the joints can be reshaped independently of each other.
Two high power LEDs can be switched on at the flexibly positioned light head and radiate a warm & brilliant light yet using only 6.5W.
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