The sculptor Steve Lechot, from the Swiss Jura, is heavily influenced by Japanese culture and, as well as stone, also works with other materials such as parchment and light, as the first drafts of belux one by one demonstrate. With 160 crushed layers for the standing lamp, Lechot has created an exciting interplay of light and shadow.
belux one by one takes its name from the equilateral geometry of the layered paper. This is now replaced by polyester membrane which is rendered almost completely tear-free, durable and flame resistant. belux one by one is therefore easy to clean and, compared to traditional paper lights, has an extremely long life span. belux one by one shows that energy saving need not be at the expense of emotion: the LED is controlled using the latest electronics and, depending on the version, can be continuously dimmed. The desired level of dimming can be easily saved in memory by double clicking the built-in switch and reprogrammed at any time. Thus belux one by one fulfils many functions from the dimmed light sculpture right up to powerful room lighting.
The family of lights consists of a standing lamp as well as a suspension. With its LED and perfect anti-glare properties, these pendants are ideal not only for the dining room table but also for office workplaces. The light is particularly useful for rooms with high ceilings with dining or conference tables in them and also for reception desks.