The Versatility of Vibia’s Tempo Wall Lamp

Designed by Lievore Altherr, Tempo is a contemporary take on classic lighting archetypes. The streamlined, LED-powered fixture features a wall sconce version that is available in two arm lengths, providing versatile solutions for a variety of lighting projects.

 

Longer arm

 

Shorter arm

 

In a narrow interior such as a hallway, for instance, the shorter arm illuminates without taking up too much space.

 

 

The longer arm, meanwhile, is manually adjustable via a rod that emerges from the wall base, permitting precise, customised placement of the blown-glass diffuser for specific needs.

 

 

Position it higher, for example, for overhead illumination and lower for use as a reading lamp.

 

 

And when deployed in multiples at the same angle and height it offers a consistent look throughout a room.

Both arm lengths are available with either a plug and a push dimmer on the cable or a recessed dimmable driver. The former is ideal for residences and requires no special installation. The latter is suitable for places where there are no outlets or for hospitality projects.

 

 

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