Modulor

$467.00

L
M
Phase Cut
Push
ELV
2700K
3000K
None
Integrated LED
LED
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SKU: 86278 Category: Tag: Brand: Vistosi

Key Features

The Modulor Flushmount from Vistosi is a stunning luminaire designed by Pio e Tito Toso. Crafted with precision and elegance, this flushmount showcases finely contoured and geometric forms, adding a touch of sophistication. The fixture is composed of high-quality glass for the body and shade, offering durability and timeless beauty. It is available in various lighting options to choose the fixture suited to your specific needs. Modulor is meticulously made in Italy, reflecting a rich tradition of craftsmanship.

One of Italy’s most prestigious and prolific names in Murano glassmaking, Vistosi specializes in hand-blown glass lighting fixtures with an expertise that can be traced to the 1500s. Officially incorporated as Vetreria Vistosi in 1989 with the Moretti family, Vistosi continues to invest in new technologies and methods of production compatible with the historical craft, resulting in an extensive collection of highly decorative yet durable lighting designs.

Details:
  • Designed by Pio e Tito Toso in 2023
  • Material: Metal
  • Shade Material: Glass
  • Dimmable: Yes
  • Dimmer Not Included
  • Dimmer Type: ELV Dimmer
  • Lighting Style: Soft/Diffused/Ambient
  • Location Rating: UL Listed
  • Made In Italy
Options:
  • Size: Medium, Large
  • Dimmer Type: ELV, Phase Cut, Push
  • Color Temperature: None, 2700, 3000
  • Light Option: LED, Integrated LED
Dimensions:
Medium Option Fixture: Width 13.5″, Height 4.7″, Depth 4.7″, Weight 2.3Lbs
Large Option Fixture: Width 18″, Height 5″, Depth 5″, Weight 4.5Lbs
Glass Finish

BC/ST

Frame Finish

BO, NEO, OTV

Size

Large, Medium

Dimmer Type

Phase Cut, Push, Electronic low voltage (ELV)

Color Temperature

2700, 3000, None

Option

Integrated LED, LED

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