ASPEN C17A - Deckenleuchte
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B.lux Aspen C17A Ceiling Light - 60s rebirth
Appealing ceiling lamp B.Lux Aspen C17A for conventional lamps with a long cylinder made of lacquered aluminium for direct downward or lateral lighting through a grid.
The spirit of the Sixties is haunting the world of design. The fascinating ceiling lamp Aspen C17A designed by Werner Aisslinger for the Spanish manufacturer B.Lux is not immune to it. Its slender cylindrical diffuser is made of mat lacquered aluminium. Inside, it is possible to put a conventional lamp with screw socket for direct downward illumination. The light body is white inside in order to even more reflect the light. The special highlight of the light fixture is located on the top, where it comes in contact with the ceiling. One portion of the light is a shadow gap covered with a grid structure, through which lateral light passes. The ceiling is indirectly illuminated with a pattern from light and shadow. The B.Lux Aspen light is also available with other shapes as ceiling lamp, floor lamp or suspension with a double diffuser.
Also available in a number of different finishes, please contact us for more info.
Find the perfect Aspen for you. Get it as a Pendant Light, Floor Lamp.
Meet the designer
Werner Aisslinger
Werner Aisslinger, born in Berlin in 1964, is a designer renowned for his innovative use of form and pioneering application of new materials in product design. His approach emphasizes technological exploration, making him a leading figure in introducing advanced materials—such as polyurethane foam—into the design world. This material choice exemplifies his forward-thinking vision, as seen in the Hoodie luminaire designed for B.lux, where polyurethane foam plays a central role in achieving a unique aesthetic and functional outcome. Aisslinger’s work is characterized by a fusion of cutting-edge materials with thoughtful, modern forms, setting new standards in design and expanding the possibilities within product manufacturing. His contributions continue to influence contemporary design by pushing boundaries and redefining material usage, establishing him as a visionary in the industry.
