In collaboration with designer Khodi Feiz, Abstracta takes a new approach to acoustic lighting — one that aims to create a peaceful atmosphere.
The result is Vika, a sound-absorbing lighting range that radiates atmospheric light while managing both low-frequency and high-frequency noise. “It’s another way of thinking about sound and light,” says Feiz. “Vika’s function is to create a calm atmosphere.”
Vika is available as a ceiling-suspended acoustic luminaire wall luminaire and a floor screen with luminaire. The acoustic shades consists of a soft, sound-absorbing core, partly made of recycled PET bottles, and is covered with four Texfel fabric colours. The lighter colours provide brighter light, while darker ones provide more subdued light. Pendant – Lighting is dimmable and consists of 12V plastic LED tubes, 1500 mm in length, with an output of 14.4 W/m and a colour temperature of 2700 K. Dali-compatible. Ceiling fixings and 3m suspension wires are included. Floor screen – Available in two sizes: a smaller (427w x 1540h), elongated one evocative of a light pillar and a larger one (1180w x 1540h) that functions as a room divider. 12V plastic LED tubes, 1500mm in length, with an output of 14.4 W/m and a colour temperature of 2700 K. The power cord is 3 m. Available without light so product functions as a simple acoustic floor divide. Wall light – The lighting consists of a 1500mm long plastic LED tube with a power of 21 W/m, a colour temperature of 2700 K, and a voltage of 24 V. The power cord is 3 m long. It is easy to mount on the wall with the included metal wall brackets. Available without light so product functions as a simple wall absorber.
