Nut Bollard
Collection: Nut
Category: Lighting
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With Nut bollards we’ve wanted to expand the family and take the bollards out into the garden to blend them with the green of the plants and bushes.
The Nut is a collection of discreet luminaires that are characterized by their ergonomic and forceful body. With Nut bollard we wanted to expand the family and take the lamp out to the garden to mix it with the green of the plants and shrubs. The bollard emit a halo of direct, nuanced lower light at an angle of 55º. The Nut bollard comes in 3 versions: one of 60cm high with one light source and two of 90cm high with one or two light sources. They are not adjustable. It is ideal to be installed in gardens and outdoor environments.
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