Quadratube Applique W4
€2.100,00
excl. VAT
Architect and designer Jean-Michel Wilmotte has succeeded in transforming the Sammode tube into a square… or almost… as part of the Quadratube collection! Thanks to its tapered rectangular profile and anodised aluminium slats, the W4 wall light can diffuse cosy mellow lighting able to create a welcoming and yet sophisticated atmosphere in any room of any house. This model is available in 4 colours (Silver, Champagne, Copper and Petrol) and can blend in nicely with any interior design style. An elegant, functional light.
Dimensions:
68H x 10,4 x 12 cm
Materials:
Structure :Frosted polycarbonate end cap and lacquered metal structure.
Borosilicate glass body.
Grid :Champagne anodized aluminium inclined slats louvre
Average lead time:
8-10 weeks
| Designer | Jean-Michel Wilmotte |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | D12.0 x W10.4 x H68.0 cm |
| Materials | Metal, Glass |
| Average Lead Time | 8-10 weeks. Contact us for details. |
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DESIGNER
Jean-Michel Wilmotte
Jean-Michel Wilmotte, born in 1948, is a French architect, urban planner, and designer who founded his firm in Paris in 1975. He is known for the elegance and wide-ranging output of his projects, which span the public, private, hotel, and residential sectors. His firm employs 270 people of 31 nationalities and operates in 23 countries.
As a natural extension of his architectural work, he founded the **Wilmotte & Industries** design studio. Over the last 45 years, he has built a solid reputation in industrial and object design, partnering with manufacturers worldwide. Wilmotte is committed to promoting French manufacturers and his own work is characterized by sleek, sober lines that create a timeless style.
ABOUT THE BRAND
Sammode is a French family-owned company that has specialized in designing and manufacturing professional lighting solutions since 1927. With a legacy that spans nearly a century, Sammode’s expertise covers both industrial and architectural applications. Their factory, based in the Vosges region, upholds a tradition of combining craftsmanship with industrial efficiency.