The Mirror Ball by British interior designer Tom Dixon was inspired by the helmets worn by astronauts in extravehicular space suits. Its name comes from the use of a metallic coating on polycarbonate, creating a mirror-like surface. Designed to blend into its surroundings by reflecting the environment, this lighting piece serves as a subtle object when turned off, with a minimal spherical form and mirrored finish achieved through vacuum metallization, harmonizing effortlessly with any interior. When illuminated, it reflects light while diffusing it downward, evoking the presence of a disco ball at the center of a dance floor and creating an iconic focal point.

Specifications:
  
Built-in LED: 8W (equivalent to 60W incandescent)
  
Color Temperature: 3000K
  
Dimming: Phase-control dimming
  
Dimensions: H 573 × W φ400 × Total Length 1800 mm
  
Weight: 3.1 kg (excluding cord)
  
Materials / Finish: Polycarbonate / Iron
  
Mounting: Hook ceiling
  
Country of Origin: Germany
  
Designer: Tom Dixo
Note: Height includes shaft.