Halo Design

With "PUSH plafond", Halo Design has probably created the most flexible plan fund it has set up to date. The innovative thing is that with this plafond for a ceiling plafond that is powered by battery, which has a number of advantages, first of all it provides an ultra easy installation, secondly you don't have to pull cables and be dependent on a lamp outlet. Push has an integrated LED, which is the most energy-efficient solution, and not least power-saving. The lamp is equipped with a sensor and offers a number of advantages and possibilities of use. We all know that the light is on in the toilet, you avoid this with this lamp, as it is controlled with a sensor and automatically switches off after one of the selected settings with how long you want it to be on. Push is made of molded acrylic and can withstand sitting outdoors, this does not require an IP class when it is battery powered (3 x C batteries). The sensor has a range of 3-8 metres, and covers a spread of 110°. There are 30,000 burning hours on the LED module. We create light to make you comfortable.

A curvy shape and the contrast between metal and solid oiled oak wood gives this family of lamps a unique look. The inpiration for the design comes from the hourglass, an object of great charm whose sand was once taken from the Dueodde beach in Bornholm (Denmark).

A curvy shape and the contrast between metal and solid oiled oak wood gives this family of lamps a unique look. The inpiration for the design comes from the hourglass, an object of great charm whose sand was once taken from the Dueodde beach in Bornholm (Denmark).

A curvy shape and the contrast between metal and solid oiled oak wood gives this family of lamps a unique look. The inpiration for the design comes from the hourglass, an object of great charm whose sand was once taken from the Dueodde beach in Bornholm (Denmark).

A curvy shape and the contrast between metal and solid oiled oak wood gives this family of lamps a unique look. The inpiration for the design comes from the hourglass, an object of great charm whose sand was once taken from the Dueodde beach in Bornholm (Denmark).

A curvy shape and the contrast between metal and solid oiled oak wood gives this family of lamps a unique look. The inpiration for the design comes from the hourglass, an object of great charm whose sand was once taken from the Dueodde beach in Bornholm (Denmark).

A curvy shape and the contrast between metal and solid oiled oak wood gives this family of lamps a unique look. The inpiration for the design comes from the hourglass, an object of great charm whose sand was once taken from the Dueodde beach in Bornholm (Denmark).

A curvy shape and the contrast between metal and solid oiled oak wood gives this family of lamps a unique look. The inpiration for the design comes from the hourglass, an object of great charm whose sand was once taken from the Dueodde beach in Bornholm (Denmark).