Halo Giga

Halo Giga: Floor Light

Halo Giga

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Halo Giga

Halo Giga: Floor Light

Halo Giga

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Halo Edition × Mandalaki

Halo Giga

Name: Halo Giga
Brand: Halo Edition • Mandalaki
SKU: HAL-GIGA-FLR-SNRD
Price: 2808.00 USD
Availability: InStock

$2,808 – $3,218

$2,808

SKU: HAL-GIGA-FLR-SNRD

$2,808

SKU: HAL-GIGA-FLR-DPBL

$3,218

SKU: HAL-GIGA-CLG-SNRD

$3,218

SKU: HAL-GIGA-CLG-DPBL

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Spec Sheet

Description

Giga scales up Halo’s projection to a wondrous 5 times the size of the original, at up to 10 meters in diameter at night. Milan design studio Mandalaki developed breakthrough optics to achieve a purity of hue that comes from white light refracted through a prism, not a colored LED. Carved from a solid plate of aluminum, the body is designed to maximize the spread of the heat in an elegant compact design.

Specifications

Size

72" h x 4.7" w x 3.9" d (183x12x10cm)

Material

Aluminum, brass, iron, glass

Technical

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Dimmable
Integrated LED

Details

Made in Italy

Brand

Halo Edition

Calling it “a visual meditation,” Italy’s Halo Edition is changing the very definition of lighting with room-size swaths of startlingly colored brilliance. An offshoot of Milan’s Mandalaki, a product and consulting design studio founded in 2012, the company devised the optics to unleash stunning wall projections not from colored lights but with infinite hues made possible by altering the frequencies of white light to produce a visual palette. Halo’s sophisticated lenses also control any blurring of the precise effect according to the angle of refraction.

Engineered with a solid-iron base and slender stand, the color projector is made of anodized aluminum carved from a solid plate, which integrates a high-power LED and the advanced optical features. "Using traditional Milanese artisanal processes and locally sourced materials, we designed a light that is an art object," the designers say. The aim of the collection, which includes compact table lamps, floor lights and ceiling fixtures, they add, is nothing less than “creating worlds of nuance in which people can dive in.”