Pupil is an orientable downlight full of surprises and contradictions. Using nature as his muse, Dutch designer Basten Leijh created this organic, quirky and curvy shape that points the light where you don’t expect it. How can such curves be so functional? Let Pupil express the minimalist and nonconformist in you.
An organic design inspired by the curious eyes of a crab, Pupil guides your eye and surprises you with its light effect. The curves of the design suggest a tinge of mischief and make your head turn more than once. Pupil playfully sticks out of the ceiling (or wall) and asks for a little attention.
Pupil’s light beam and the position of its housing simply can’t agree. A vertical housing down, lights a beam sideways. If you want to light straight down, tilt the housing slightly up. And keep trying. Dare to show contradictions and create optical puzzles with asymmetry and adjustability.
Don’t be fooled by Pupil’s small size. Pupil may very well fit right in the palm of your hand, but its list of applications won’t. In addition to your options for dimming solutions, Pupil supports anti-glare accessories. Pop one in with one easy click on the front of the reflector and there’s your effect.
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Fun fact. Our downlighter works wonders with our established, iconic K family, our first ever adventure into technical architectural lighting. Thanks to K-set 72’s openings, Pupil settles in snuggly inside as an alternative to a K-72 spot. Or, a duo, trio or even a quartet of Pupils, all in one K-set plate!
