Orange-grey felt ceiling light Lara with LED

Cosy LED ceiling light Lara felt made of wool felt

The ring-shaped frame of the LED ceiling light Lara felt is made of high-quality wool felt. The designers have succeeded in achieving an interesting finesse with a gap between the light and the ceiling no greater than the width of a thumb, which makes Lara felt appear as though it is floating beneath the ceiling and also leaves a glimmer of light that can be sensed. The wool felt on the outer side of the panel is coloured in grey, whereas the colour on the inside is a bright orange tone that ensures the light is scattered in the best possible manner. Moreover, the diffuser that has been intentionally affixed in-depth and behind which a bright LED module is located, ensures a glare-free light. The wool felt panel is closed with a special wood profile made of white oak. The simple form of the ceiling light means it can be used not only in project areas, but also in office and private environments.

- dimmable with leading or trailing edge dimmer

Ecological sustainability with handmade products from Germany - environment and mankind at the heart of light production

DOMUS excels thanks to its extensive experience as a lighting manufacturer - the company was founded in 1966. Since then, it has not changed its philosophy i.e. creating light for living spaces and has virtually perfected its claim to high quality and sustainable manufacturing. Even though they use excellent technical equipment, DOMUS still considers itself a true manufacturer, in that they employ skilled people with high levels of craftsmanship to manufacture high quality lighting products by hand. Designers, wood experts, engineers and light planners work together to create lights that have a timeless effect and are technologically durable and leave customers feeling completely satisfied. The aspiration of ecological responsibility employed by DOMUS also reflects in the fact that primarily renewable, raw materials are used and unnecessary transport routes are avoided by manufacturing in Germany.