Catalogue 2012-13

Product catalog summary

Pleat Box Collection
The Pleat Box series includes models with varying dimensions and bulb specifications, such as Pleat Box 47, 36, 24, and 13. Bulb types include G9 48W ECO, G9 FBT 9W, E27 70W HSGSA/C/UB, and E27 18W FBT Microtwist, with diameters from 11.5 cm to 44 cm.

Maranga Collection
Inspired by Scandinavian style, the Maranga collection, designed by Christophe Mathieu in 2012, features a shade made of 32 polycarbonate sections. Available in diameters of 32 cm and 50 cm, and colors White, Sand, and Umbra Grey, it supports E27 and E14 bulbs.

Discocó Collection
Created by Christophe Mathieu in 2008, the Discocó series is known for its 35 lacquered ABS discs. It offers various sizes and bulb configurations, including E27 and E14 types, with a new Black-Gold color option.

Soho Collection
Designed by Joan Gaspar in 2010, the Soho collection features large polyethylene shades with methacrylate diffusers, available in 112 cm and 57 cm diameters. It supports T5 and QR111 bulbs.

Nolita Collection
Introduced by Joan Gaspar in 2008, the Nolita collection features polycarbonate shades in various colors and textures, with a Cotton variant offering a double-screen diffuser. It supports E27 and E14 bulbs.

Mercer Collection
Designed by Joan Gaspar & Javier M. Borrás in 2005, the Mercer series features a cotton ribbon shade within a transparent glass structure, available in Natural, Black, and Pearl White, supporting E27 and E14 bulbs.

Compass Collection
Christophe Mathieu's Compass collection, introduced in 1997, offers adjustable lighting with a chromed metallic structure and silicone wheel, supporting E27 bulbs.

Funiculí Lamp
The Funiculí lamp features a lacquered iron base and stem, with an adjustable lacquered aluminum shade. Available in various colors, it supports E27 53W HSGSA/C/UB and E27 FBT 18W bulbs.

Maranga Lamp
Designed by Christophe Mathieu in 2012, the Maranga lamp features a shade of 32 interlocking pieces, available in White, Umbra Grey, and Sand, supporting 3x E27 70W HSGSA/C/UB and 3x E27 18W FBT bulbs.

Scantling Lamp
Created by Mathias Hahn in 2010, the Scantling lamp combines geometric shapes with wood and metal, available in Stone Grey-Oak and White-Oak, supporting E27 FBT 18W and E27 PAR20 50W bulbs.

Nolita Lamp
Designed by Joan Gaspar in 2008, the Nolita lamp features a tilting polycarbonate shade, available in Black, White, and Transparent, supporting E27 70W HSGSA/C/UB and E27 FBT DIM 18W bulbs.

Camp Lamp
Designed by Jakob Timpe in 2004, the Camp lamp features a flexible neck and large cone design, available in Black and White, supporting E27 70W HSGSA/C/UB and 18W E27 FBT DIM bulbs.

Ledpipe Lamp
Created by Joan Gaspar in 2008, the Ledpipe lamp is a functional reading light with a rotating system and a 3W LED light source, available in Black, White, and Silver Grey.

Cotton Lamp
Designed by Javier M. Borrás in 1998, the Cotton lamp features a ribboned shade made of raw cotton, available in Matte Chrome and Natural, supporting E27 70W HSGSA/C/UB and 18W E27 FBT bulbs.

Polo Table Lamp
The Polo table lamp features LED technology with a movable structure, available in black or white finishes, including an 8W LED providing 500 lumens.

Clea Lamp
Designed by Christophe Mathieu in 2006, the Clea table lamp merges pop art trends with modern materials, available in various colors, using G9 bulbs.

Topolina Lamp
Designed by Christophe Mathieu in 2000, the Topolina lamp features a transparent polycarbonate structure with an aluminum reflector, available in various colors, using an E14 40W bulb.

Silo Lamp
Created by Cristian Díez in 1996, the Silo lamp features a chrome-plated metal structure with a blown opal glass diffuser, using E27 bulbs.

Ledtube Wall Lamp
Designed by Daniel López in 2009, the Ledtube is an orientable wall lamp with 3W LED technology, featuring a 24º lens for a sharp light beam.

Overview: This document provides detailed descriptions of various lamps designed by different artists, highlighting their unique features, materials, and lighting effects. Each lamp is described in terms of its design, functionality, and suitability for different environments.

Catalog excerpts

B 248 · Beta 230 · Big Mouse C 260 · Cala IP65 76 · Cala P 104 · Camp 130 · Clea 50 · Compass 204 · Continua 224 · Cotton A 158 · Cotton M, Mini, S 112 · Cotton P, R D 22 · Discocó 200 · Discocó A 62 · Discocó C 292 · Duna E 252 · Espejito, espejito... F 80 · Funiculí l 268 · Lab 176 · Ledcompass 182 · Ledpipe, C, RSC 108 · Ledpipe P 166 · Ledtube 172 · Ledtube R 344 · Lin m 246 · Manhattan 242 · Manhattan T5 16 · Maranga 60 · Maranga C 126 · Maranga M, S 88 · Maranga P 142 · Mercer, M, Mini 216 · Mercer A 70 · Mercer C 238 · Moma P 66 · Plaff-on! 8 · Pleat Box 116 · Polo R 326 · R.Axis S 54...

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index by sections · índice por secciones index by sections / índice por secciones SUSPENSION LAMPS / LÁMPARAS DE SUSPENSIÓN index by sections / índice por secciones CEILING LAMPS / LÁMPARAS DE TECHO FLOOR LAMPS / LÁMPARAS DE PIE TABLE LAMPS / LÁMPARAS DE SOBREMESA WALL LAMPS / LÁMPARAS DE Pared OUTDOOR LAMPS / LÁMPARAS DE EXTERIOR ARCHITECTURAL / ARQUITECTURAL

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Coordination & content / Coordinación y contenido Isabel Valle, Javier Marset Graphic design & ART DIRECTION / Diseño gráfico Y DIRECCIÓN DE ARTE Folch Studio cover ilLustration / Ilustración de portada Max Dalton Photographers / Fotógrafos Alexis Taulé, Coke Bartrina, Juan Gregorio, LStudio, Miguel Fernández, Miquel Ribot, Marc Hernández Printing / Impresión Agpograf Printed in Spain · Impreso en España August 2012 · Agosto 2012 Marset thanks all the people and entities that have lent us their environment or their house to i llustrate this catalogue. Marset agradece a todas aquellas personas...

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Marset stands for welldesigned light. The fruit of a constant concern to explore the most subtle nuances while demonstrating the finest lighting effects. We create unmatchable ambiances around the world, thanks to a collaboration of an international team of designers. We asked them for a snapshot of the light form that inspires them.

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Marset es luz con buen diseño. El fruto de una constante inquietud por explorar los matices y efectos más finos de la iluminación. Creamos ambientes singulares por todo el mundo gracias a la colaboración de un equipo internacional de diseñadores; a ellos les preguntamos por una imagen de luz inspiradora.

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CHRISTOPHE MATHIEU Hamburg, Germany, 1961 “The reminiscent play of light and shade inside the Umbracle in Barcelona, a building intended to create shadowy niches; is the perfect place to take shelter from the heat and the sun” · “El sugerente juego de luces y sombras del interior del Umbracle de Barcelona, un edificio destinado a crear espacios umbríos, perfecto para resguardarse del sol y del calor” FABIEN DUMAS Fort de France, Martinique, 1976 “The only light which floods the Polynesian island of my childhood – so rich, so abundant, so ubiquitous” · “La luz única que inunda la isla polinesia...

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Sant Sadurní d’Anoia, Spain, 1969 “I find the beams from lighthouses inspiring; due to their symbolism, their functionality, and their architectural fusion. Lighthouses serve as reference points for sailors and are often found in spectacular surroundings, “The sun as a sphere that emits light in beams of inconceivable power from a core, which one cannot observe directly. I like the simple analogy between a lamp and the sun. Hence, my model…an enigmatic light source that only allows you to see JOAN GASPAR JAKOB TIMPE “The image of half light, be it natural or artificial. The dark side of the light...

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DISEÑ ADORES LLUÍS PORQUERAS Lleida, Spain, 1930 “The 60’s. Formentera. Sunset in Ses Salines. The smoke of plants from Afghanistan. As if by a miracle, the salt becomes a kaleidoscope of colour. Atheist? Agnostic? No: pantheist! Light, the origin of life, is sacred” · “Años 60. Formentera. Puesta de sol en Ses Salines. Humos afganos alternativos. Como un milagro las salinas se convierten en un caleidoscopio de colores. ¿Ateo? “The light from sparklers! Because it is alive, it mutates, and it changes without losing its essence until, slowly but surely, it goes out! And when it does, it leaves...

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“My favorite light appears when the sun is low in the sky; in those few seconds when the colours and the contrasts are intensified. What is light without a shadow?” · “Mi luz favorita aparece cuando el sol está bajo, en esos momentos en que los colores y contrastes se intensifican. ¿Qué es la luz sin la sombra?” MATHIAS HAHN “We are inspired by the light as it tells a story in films” · “Nos inspira la luz narrativa de las películas” “The nocturnal glow of phosphorescence seas, known as milky seas. Each movement becomes an intense light trail that will fade very slowly. To go swimming as that...

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XAVIER MAÑOSA Barcelona, Spain, 1981 DESIG NERS / DISEÑ ADORES “The light of the first hour of the evening in summer as it sneaks into our studio through the four skylights and the partly-covered hole in the ceiling. It creates five moving spotlights, which seem to be searching for something amongst the unfinished bits and pieces there” · “La luz de primera hora de la tarde que en verano se cuela por las cuatro claraboyas y el agujero medio tapado del techo de nuestro taller, creando cinco focos móviles que parecen buscar algo entre todas las piezas inacabadas de la sala”

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