Normann Copenhagen - Dim Linear pendant

Normann Copenhagen Dim Linear lamp.

Dim Linear Lamp is a versatile pendant lamp that uses LED technology to enable adjustments in brightness and color temperature, offering both focused and ambient lighting.

Dim Linear Lamp was designed by the multidisciplinary design and innovation agency R S W (Rudolph Schelling Webermann). Inspired by the evolving role of dining tables in contemporary living spaces, the Dim Linear Lamp meets the diverse activity and lighting needs of today's families. Recognizing that dining tables are no longer used exclusively for meals, but have become gathering places for various activities, R S W developed a concept that offers versatile lighting options in modern homes, with a pendant lamp that offers adaptability and functionality.

Powered by LED technology, the Dim Linear Lamp allows users to adjust both brightness and color temperature to suit a variety of environments, from cozy to productive. The carefully designed, smart shape, constructed from aluminum for durability, illuminates both upwards and downwards, highlighting the ceiling and providing efficient lighting. The integrated aluminum buttons are elegantly incorporated into the design as a decorative detail while providing a technical function that allows easy light control, presented in a tactile user experience. In addition, the brightness and color temperature can also be controlled via a remote control.

Dimensions, weight: H: 9 x L: 155,5 x D: 6 cm 3,7 kg

Materials & finishes:
Lamp: Aluminium, Steel
Remote Control: ABS Plastic, cord length 400 cm.

The lamp is equipped with two LED light strips that encompass a color temperature scale spectrum between 2700K and 6500K. Can be dimmed via the rotary dimmers on the lamp or with the remote control. The lamp has a burning time of approx. 30,000 hours.

About the designers trio:

Rudolph Schelling Webermann consist of Carsten Schelling, Ralf Webermann and Sven Rudolf who met during their studies at FH Hanover University of Applied Sciences and Arts. After working for different studios, the three designers decided to start their own design studio. Rudolph Schelling Webermann is specialized in consumer product design.

"We are driven by the romantic idea that a designer is an inventor of products that is able to create a better world. We love to challenge materials, products and people's behavior. The way to our designs lies in the search for a new, better, different, unjustly forgotten or humorous idea."