The desire to combine the direct light of a down-light while simultaneously lighting up the ceiling determined the shape and choice of materials of the Annex luminaire. The opal glass cone inside the crystal glass shade achieves this combination.

In addition, three sizes and several versions enable various lighting effects for rooms with high and low ceilings. With the frosted cased glass reflector, Annex directs its light directly downward and simultaneously brightens the room and ceiling. Should you choose the aluminum reflector, Annex shines a direct light downwards and softly illuminates the ceiling. The third version lends itself to even lighting. It has a frosted cased glass shade but no reflector.

Annex Ceiling is attached directly onto the ceiling fixture with no distracting details.

Design
Uwe Fischer

Material
Mouth-blown glass, silicon vulcanized, die-cast aluminum coated white
Version 1: shade of crystal glass clear/internal reflector of frosted cased glass
Version 2: shade of crystal glass clear/internal reflector of aluminum high-gloss chrom-plated outside, white coated inside
Version 3: shade of frosted cased glass/without internal reflector/also with high-gloss chrom-plated screen 

Lamps
small: Halogen bulb 60 W/G9 or compact fluorescent lamp 7 W/G9
medium: Halogen bulb 100 W/B15d or compact fluorescent lamp 20 W/E27
large: Halogen bulb 150 W/E 27 or compact fluorescent bulb 32 W/ GX24q-3

Light
Diffuse light from the side through shade, direct light downwards and upwards, alternatively only direct light downward and upwards, alternatively only diffuse light

Other features
shade assembled without tools

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