Mischer’traxler: Equilumen

Designed by mischer’traxler Equilumen is a lamp that distributes the same amount of light between two light sources in a game of “give and take”.

Equilumen is a lamp that distributes the same amount of light between two light sources.

A long rod carries on each end a glass-sphere. If in total balance both spheres light up in the same brightness sharing the lamp’s power equally. Once somebody pulls one end of the lamp lower, it lights up more, whilst at the same time the other end gets dimmed.

A game of “give and take” – symbolizing that the right balance is a delicate, inconstant position and always a matter of the ideal distribution between participating parties.

The user can change the distribution of light according to current needs, but has to decide where the light is needed more or have it equally balanced out to create an ambient atmosphere. The lamp can be rotated 90 degrees in around its own centre-point and tilted up to 45 degrees.

Equilumen
Design: mischer’traxler studio, Maria Bauhofer, Elisa Polner
Electrotechnical development: Simon Laburda/DKIA
Year: 2015

Mischer’traxler: Equilumen

Designed by mischer’traxler Equilumen is a lamp that distributes the same amount of light between two light sources in a game of “give and take”.

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