White Sigma Artis 6 pendant light 40532
Artis 6 does not gather its light beneath one central shade. Straight steel arms branch from a vertical core at several levels and travel in different directions, ending in six broad, shallow domes. Every visible part — the round ceiling canopy, suspension elements, arms and shades — has a white finish. This single-colour treatment keeps the substantial fitting visually light and allows its three-dimensional arrangement to define the design rather than relying on contrast.
A wide composition for a table or open living area
The pendant occupies a 90 × 90 cm footprint. Its arms cross at different heights instead of forming one flat bar, so the outline changes as it is viewed from around the room. Those proportions make it suitable above a generous dining table, within an open-plan living zone or over a central area requiring several distributed points. Overall height is adjustable during installation up to a maximum of 70 cm. This makes it possible to coordinate the fitting with ceiling height, furniture and comfortable sight lines.
Six downward-facing E14 light sources
The half-dome metal shades are open underneath and direct most of the light towards the surface below. Each shade is 18 cm wide and 8 cm high. Six replaceable E14 lamps are required, each rated at no more than 40 W; none are supplied. Their colour temperature, output and visible bulb shape can therefore be selected as a coherent set. The lower portion of each bulb remains in view. Sigma states that there is no split switching, so all six points operate as one composition.
Key installation details
- white painted steel throughout the visible structure;
- six metal shades arranged on multiple levels;
- overall dimensions: 90 × 90 × maximum 70 cm;
- 6 × E14, maximum 40 W per lamp, light sources not included;
- adjustable suspension and bracket mounting;
- weight 3.5 kg, IP20, two-year warranty.
Against a pale ceiling, the uninterrupted white finish prevents the wide structure from appearing fragmented. The pronounced domes and intersecting arms still give Artis 6 a recognisable sculptural outline, making it more than a neutral background fitting.
