Marset Discocó 35 E14 pendant light with cable

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Marset

Marset Discocó 35 E14 pendant light with cable

€497,95 €585,95(inc. VAT)

Made in Spain

E14 IP20

light Marset Discocó 35 pendant light is an iconic design piece in a more compact size that, despite its smaller diameter, offers a striking lighting effect. The structure, consisting of 35 slats, surrounds the central light source and creates a sophisticated interplay of reflections, shadows, and soft, diffused light. The Ø350mm version uses an E14 bulb (LED approx. 5W recommended), making it ideal for smaller interiors or as a design accent above a table or in a bedroom.

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Color: Černá Zlatá

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Technical data

SKU:

A620-045

Mounting Option:

Pendant

Light Source Type:

E14

Degree of Protection:

IP20

Material:

Metal, ABS

Dimension:

425xØ530mm

Voltage:

220–240 V AC

Warranty:

2 years

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Assembly instructions

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Data sheet

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35 slats that make up the light

Discocó consists of a system of more than 30 circular segments (lamellae) that not only cover the light source but also actively reflect and diffuse it. The result is a soft, glare-free light with remarkable depth and a distinctive interplay of light and shadow that adds dynamism to the space.

A compact version with full-scale effect

Each segment lighting reflects light in a different direction, creating a rich and layered lighting effect without glare. The fixture also provides direct downward light and indirect light into the space, creating a pleasant and balanced atmosphere.

Designed by Christophe Mathieu

Designer Christophe Mathieu is one of the key figures in contemporary lighting design, whose work is as dynamic as his life journey. Born in Germany (1961), he grew up in the Canary Islands, and his professional career took him from Barcelona to Milan—a city that fundamentally influenced his approach to industrial design.
Mathieu is known for his restless, inquisitive approach—he gradually transformed from a professional swimmer into a designer who is now one of the long-standing creators of the Marset brand. His work is characterized by the ability to combine technical functionality with emotion and create lighting that is not only practical but also visually captivating.