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'REFLEX²' ceiling XL
DesignerJean-Marc da Costa
Manufacturer/Maker/Editorserien.lighting
OriginGermany
Year2026
Design Museum SectionGerman Design Icons
Categories
UsageResidentialOfficeHospitalityEducation
Designheroes ID418378
Brandserien.lighting
HeadquarterRodgau, Germany
Brand TypeFamily-owned and operated
Availabilitymade to order
Conditionnew
Product OriginGermany
Rarityopen edition
'REFLEX²' ceiling XL

REFLEX² Ceiling is now available in a new XL size with a 500 mm edge length and lengths of up to 1000 mm, expanding the range to accommodate higher ceilings and prestigious spaces. The open-design frame structure appears precise and minimalist, while the LED boards are invisibly integrated.

REFLEX² Ceiling directs the light specifically onto a reflector surface and the ceiling. From there, it is emitted indirectly and evenly into the room. Even at high output, the lighting effect remains completely glare-free. With the addition of the XL size, REFLEX² Ceiling expands its architectural scope.

Housing material: Coated aluminumReflector: PLEXIGLAS® with pyramid structure, back-coated, or PLEXIGLAS® matte

Lamp covers: Satin-finished flat glass

Light distributed upward, indirectly via ceiling reflector and ceiling
2700 K, 3000 K or 2200 – 5000 K tunable white
CRI: Ra ≥ 95, MacAdam: 3 SDCM

Control: ON/OFF, DALI2 (DALI-Push), CASAMBI (Bluetooth), SENSORIC

Can be used in emergency lighting systems,optional integration of a rechargeable battery for emergency lighting

Design: Jean-Marc da Costa

Object'REFLEX²' ceiling XL
DesignerJean-Marc da Costa
Manufacturer/Maker/Editorserien.lighting
OriginGermany
Year2026
Design Museum SectionGerman Design Icons
Categories
UsageResidentialOfficeHospitalityEducation
Designheroes ID418378
Brandserien.lighting
HeadquarterRodgau, Germany
Brand TypeFamily-owned and operated
Availabilitymade to order
Conditionnew
Product OriginGermany
Rarityopen edition
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