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Sinatra Light
A light on a tensioned wire. Geometry alone holds its position, allowing movement in height, tilt and rotation.
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The thinking behind
Sinatra Light
A homage to Achille Castiglioni – a reimagining of his iconic Parentesi (1971). Light on a tensioned wire, positioned exactly where you need it.
A taut wire rope spans from floor to ceiling. The locking mechanism is as simple as it is ingenious – a slightly curved, eccentrically positioned slot grips the cord through geometry alone. No screws, no levers, no additional parts whatsoever.
Height: infinitely adjustable. Tilt: up to 160°. Rotation: 360° around its own axis.