LED designer floor lamp Ringelpiez - black ring

A real all-rounder LED floor lamp Ringelpiez - dimmable, inclining, up or downlight

What Ingo Maurer and his team were probably thinking in 2016 when they gave this extravagant floor lamp the name Ringelpiez becomes clear when you look more closely at this light fitting which was definitely not created to just stand on the spot unaltered. In colloquial German usage, the word “Ringelpiez” refers to a boisterous, generally spontaneous circle dance without a fixed form. Even at first glance, you can see that the floor lamp Ringelpiez dances out of line at least visually. But Ringelpiez has even more tricks up its sleeve.

The light consists of a slim carbon fibre rod with a grey, cast iron base. Carbon fibre is known for its low dead weight and its extraordinary stability and is also referred to as the material of the future. Without any tools, the rod can be pulled out from 150 cm to a maximum length of 210 cm in a single action. The core of Ringelpiez, a luminous ring fitted with LEDs, is attached to the rod by a short cantilever arm and has further surprises in store. Regardless of where and how the light is required at the moment, Ringelpiez is always in service. The luminous ring can not only be rotated and tilted in numerous directions on its cantilever arm, but can also be removed completely and set back on the rod upside down. Therefore, as well a practical downlight, which serves as a direct light source for reading or work, Ringelpiez also provides an indirect uplight when you want a slightly cosier ambience.

If you have still not had enough of the astonishing flexibility of this floor lamp, you can cast a look at the base, which is equipped with two holes. The rod can either inserted into the central hole and thus given a vertical position, or it can be inserted in the hole positioned to the side to fix the light at an angle of 15 degrees. Finally, a cord transformer with a slide control allows Ringelpiez to be seamlessly dimmed.