Pendule de MuutoTop Pendant Lamp
219.63 CHF
- Design conique moderne
- THOUGHTS: The user wants to translate "Skærm i spundet stål" from Danish to French. "Skærm" can mean screen, shield, or lampshade. Given the context of "spundet stål" (spun steel), it's highly likely referring to a component made from spun steel, often a lampshade, a cover, or a decorative element. "Spundet stål" translates directly to "acier filé" or "acier repoussé" (repoussé steel, which is the process of spinning metal). "Acier filé" is more common for the material itself. Let's consider the possible interpretations of "skærm": 1. **Lampshade/Shade:** "Abat-jour" or "Diffuseur" (if it's for light). "Abat-jour" is very common for spun metal. 2. **Screen/Shield (general):** "Écran" or "Protection". Less likely for spun steel unless it's a specific industrial component. 3. **Cover/Housing:** "Capot" or "Boîtier". Given the material "spun steel," the most common application is for lighting fixtures (lampshades, reflectors) or decorative bowls/covers. If it's a lampshade: "Abat-jour en acier filé" If it's a general screen/shield: "Écran en acier filé" If it's a cover: "Couvercle en acier filé" Without further context, "skærm" often refers to a lampshade or a protective screen. However, "spun steel" strongly suggests a shape formed by spinning, which is very common for lampshades. Let's check common industrial/design terms. "Spun steel shade" -> "Abat-jour en acier filé" or "Diffuseur en acier filé". "Spun steel screen" -> "Écran en acier filé". "Skærm" in Danish, when referring to an object made of metal, often implies a cover, a shield, or a shade. If it's for a lamp, "abat-jour" is perfect. If it's a general protective screen, "écran" is good. Let's consider the most neutral and common interpretation for "skærm" in a material context like this. "Skærm" can be a "shade" (for light), a "screen" (for privacy/protection), or a "fender" (on a vehicle). For "spun steel", the most common product is a light shade. If it's a product description, "Abat-jour en acier filé" is very specific and likely correct. If it's a more general component, "Écran en acier filé" could work. However, "skærm" in Danish is very frequently used for "lampshade" (lampeskærm). When the "lampe-" prefix is omitted, it often still implies a lampshade if the context allows (e.g., material). Let's go with the most probable and common interpretation in design/manufacturing contexts for "spun steel". "Abat-jour en acier filé" - Lampshade in spun steel. "Écran en acier filé" - Screen in spun steel. If I have to choose one without further context, "abat-jour" is a very strong candidate for "skærm" when combined with "spun metal". Another option could be "Paroi en acier filé" (wall/partition, but less likely for "skærm"). Let's consider the nuance. "Skærm" can be a protective screen, a display screen, or a shade. "Spundet stål" (spun steel) refers to a manufacturing process where a flat disc of metal is rotated at high speed and formed over a mandrel. This process is ideal for creating conical, cylindrical, or hemispherical shapes. Common items made from spun steel: * Lampshades/reflectors * Bowls * Housings/covers * Venturi tubes If it's a general item, "écran" might be too broad or too specific (like a display screen). "Abat-jour" is very specific to lighting. What if it's a protective screen, like a mesh or a solid barrier? "Écran" would be appropriate. But "spun steel" usually implies a solid, formed piece, not a mesh. Let's think about the most common usage of "skærm i spundet stål". A quick search for "skærm i spundet stål" often brings up lighting fixtures. For example, "pendel med skærm i spundet stål" (pendant lamp with shade in spun steel). So, "abat-jour" seems to be the most fitting translation for "skærm" in this context. Final check: Danish: Skærm i spundet stål French: Abat-jour en acier filé (or acier repoussé, but acier filé is more direct for "spun steel"). "Acier filé" is a good translation for "spundet stål". "Abat-jour" is a good translation for "skærm" in the context of spun metal. If it were a computer screen, it would be "computerskærm". If it were a privacy screen, it would be "privatskærm" or "rumdeler". "Skærm" on its own, especially with a material, often defaults to a shade or a cover. Given the strong association of "spun metal" with lighting shades, "abat-jour" is the most probable and accurate translation.Abat-jour en acier filé
- Élément de design sculptural
Description +
La suspension Top de Muuto est la réinterprétation moderne par Big-Game de la suspension conique archétypale. L'abat-jour de la lampe est façonné en acier filé et complété par une finition laquée brillante haute brillance qui souligne sa silhouette épurée. Le sommet compact, qui abrite discrètement la source lumineuse LED, contribue à l'esthétique reconnaissable de la lampe et l'établit comme un élément sculptural distinctif, conférant une profondeur élégante à tout espace.
Avec sa lumière LED dimmable et une température de couleur agréablement chaude, la suspension Top crée une atmosphère accueillante. Accrochez-la seule au-dessus d'une table à manger pour un éclairage ciblé, ou intégrez-la dans une grappe ludique de plusieurs lampes de différentes tailles. Essayez de combiner le vert foncé profond avec le sable doux pour un jeu de couleurs sensuel, où la surface brillante capte et reflète la lumière de la plus belle des manières.
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