Lampada Enigma 425

The device emits a glare-free, soft and comfortable light directed downwards. The design of the screen ensures uniform illumination of the surface. The matt upper surface diffuses the light, while the glossy lower surface guarantees optimal reflection.

Finish: Brushed aluminum, transparent or black painted, liquid painted. Screens: White or black acrylic.

Materials: Cone and suspension rod: brushed aluminum, lacquered or liquid painted. Cable: stainless steel. Screens: Acrylic.

Mounting: Suspension type: 2x0.75mm2 cable. Canopy: included. Cable length: 3m.

Weight: Maximum 1.1 kg.
Class: IP20 protection degree. Insulation class II.

Product history
Enigma 425 was designed by Japanese designer Shoichi Uchiyama in 2003. Shoichi Uchiyama presented a new design for Louis Poulsen that deconstructed the traditional concept of chandelier by proposing a version with thin layers of concentric circles. These are floating screens held by ultra-thin cables for a light and transparent effect. The name enigma stands for "mystery" and refers to screens that appear to hover when illuminated and viewed from a distance. The idea was in tune with Louis Poulsen's product philosophy and was also a new interpretation of the multi-screen system, where Japanese elegance was combined with Scandinavian simplicity. In 2018, the new black edition was added to the original aluminum lamp, which expands the decorative possibilities of the design and creates a serene and atmospheric visual effect, while the light is modeled and channeled.