Iris is the circular nucleus of the eye that controls the entry of light and from which the different fibres that work collectively to form a perfect structure branch off, allowing us to process light. This is the concept behind the design of Iris, a luminaire whose main base is a nucleus with two available sizes and a lens in different powers. From this nucleus, the offshoots of its possible layouts emerge, like a game of endless composition, allowing it to adapt to the space elastically and flexibly.

Iris offers 2 modules with different powers (6W / 12W / 18 W) to adapt to the project's needs. The modules can be combined with the different possible applications in the collection and all the diffuser options.

The Iris nucleus integrates a polycarbonate lens with 3 different apertures, capable of sharply, precisely and flawlessly projecting light.

The designer's imagination is the only limit on the composition and lighting in a space. That's the goal of this compact collection, which has been carefully designed with versatility as one of its best qualities. Iris can be comprised of diverse applications: pendant, projector (three-phase or Low Voltage) and wall/ceiling light, with surface and recessed options, with trim or trimless, thanks to a combination of nine bases and five diffusers.

In all of its versions, Iris offers the designer the choice of five diffusers that change the silhouette and perception of the luminaire, adapting it to the needs of each project. The conical, oval and cylindrical glass shades are perfect for more decorative projects; alternatively, the ring and Visual Comfort options are ideal for more technical settings.

The glass diffuser options are completed with four accessories (ring, honeycomb panel, elliptical and fader) that shape the light, either to focus it on a certain point or to blend it and achieve a more homogeneous effect in the space. The options without a glass diffuser can use all of these accessories except the ring.

Very different lighting needs can arise in a single space. These call for modular collections that may speak a shared language but can be configured with independent features. Iris is the answer to this need. The fact that its three control points (lens, shade and accessories) are so modular make it the perfect choice for designers looking to achieve a style that is distinct in segments yet homogeneous as a whole.