- Glyph
- Sconces
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Specification Logic
Primary Finish
CCT
Dimming / Control / Input
IP Rating
Quantity
Available to ship March 2024
Unit List Price
$490
GY Glyph Sconce
- Glyph
- Sconces
Overview
Description
Designed in collaboration with the acclaimed Yabu Pushelberg studio, our newest Glyph sconce embraces the gestural simplicity of glyphs—symbols that compact meaning into a minimal graphic form. The collaborative design comprises two vertical panels joined at 90 degrees that form two halves of a whole—an intersection of contrasting colors and textures, as well as distinct shadows that complement a soft diffusion of light.
Materials
Aluminum sheet, plastic diffuser, metallic powder coat aluminum base.Performance
- 186.7 lm
- Power Consumption 7W
- Luminaire Watts 7W
- 26.1 lm
- 90 CRI
- Above stats are measured on Glyph sconce in Natural finish with DC power input
- For other variations please see photometry download below
Led Lifespan
- 50k hours
Patent File Number
Patent PendingCertification
- ADA Compliant
- UL Listed
- Suitable for Damp Locations
- IP65
Note on Imagery
All product photos are made using the correlated color temperature (CCT) of 2700k. The actual color temperature experienced within your environment may vary based on other light sources and materials present.
Polar Plots
Glyph Black (AC Input)
Glyph Black (DC Input)
Glyph Natural (AC Input)
Glyph Natural (DC Input)
Dynamic Simplicity
Our newest sconce embraces the gestural simplicity of glyphs—symbols that compact meaning into a minimal graphic form. The collaborative design comprises two vertical panels joined at 90 degrees that form two halves of a whole—an intersection of contrasting colors and textures, as well as distinct shadows that complement a soft diffusion of light.
Collaboration
Yabu Pushelberg
Multi-disciplinary Design Studio
Yabu Pushelberg designs places and products: immersive environments, compelling destinations, and considered goods. George Yabu and Glenn Pushelberg founded the studio in 1980 with an emphasis on interior design and have since evolved into creative directors addressing multiple layers of human experience. With offices in New York and Toronto and a team of more than a hundred creatives and professionals, the studio specializes in sensibilities spanning strategy, interior, product, lighting, textiles, and styling with a focus that goes well beyond what things look like, to how they make people feel.
