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A stylised interpretation of the industrial strip lights commonly found in French nuclear power stations, designers Dominique Perrault and Gaëlle Lauriot-Prévost have developed a decorative and highly flexible wall or ceiling light from their industrial stimulus. The class tube, crafted from hardy borosilicate glass by DCW éditions, houses LED filament bulbs. With an IP64 rating, the light has stainless steel mountings and aluminium stoppers sealed with silicone, making it entirely water and weather proof, perfect for use inside and out. To control the colour of light, the reflector and mesh are configurable with a choice of silver, copper, or gold reflector finishes. With gold emitting a warm glow and silver emitting a cooler light. The options of a silver or gold mesh that sits around each bulb will further diffuse the light. An optional single cord suspension kit allows the light to be hung vertically, or the option of a double cord suspension kit allows the light to be hung horizontally, while a slanted collar kit option enables it to be wall mounted at an angle. With a connection box to protect the wiring from water and humidity, the In The Tube Light will bring a refined industrial aesthetic to any exterior. ITT 100-350 model requires: 2 x Max 11W E14 bulbs (not included)ITT 120-1300 model requires: 6 x Max 23W E27 bulbs (not included)
I love this wall light because of its sleek, industrial aesthetic combined with its surprising warmth, thanks to the gold reflector and silver mesh. It works especially well in modern or contemporary exteriors, providing a statement piece that adds visual interest without overwhelming the space. For styling tips, consider installing it at eye level near an entrance or alongside other outdoor wall fixtures for a layered look. It also pairs nicely with minimalist furnishings or architectural features that highlight clean lines and textures. To get the most out of its design, position it where the light can cast interesting shadows and textures, enhancing both form and function.
Lina Chen
Flitch Interior Stylist
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