Emi Table

Emi, designed by Erwan Bouroullec, combines different light sources with high visual comfort to create a unique experience of light and shadow.

This intriguing contrast is achieved through the combination of an opaque, monolithic body with high-lumen optical assemblies and invisible light sources. The design of this collection is based on the grouping of three luminous modules within compact linear extrusions, giving the lamp its triangular shape, which is reflected throughout its design. The main section, the stem, and the tiers share this shape, creating a coherent and aesthetically balanced structure.

Emi is primarily made of metals: the lamp base is cast iron, while the rod and main body are aluminum. Polymers are used for the upper and lower sections. Significant efforts have been made to minimize surfaces and thicknesses across the collection to optimize material use. 

The Emi collection is available in two versions: floor and table. Models and optical system

The floor version of Emi appears to float in the air, lightened by a stem connecting it to the base, maintaining the triangular identity that characterizes the ceiling version. The lighting of this model is bidirectional: the upper light is powerful enough to illuminate the space without glare, thanks to the specific shape of the light beam.

The lower light is soft and diffused, ideal for combining with other light sources, such as a television. The table version functions similarly to the floor version, but with reduced dimensions, fitting perfectly and discreetly on any horizontal surface.