Fabbian / Pendants & Suspension Lights / Roofer F12 Ø59

The Roofer hanging lamp has a very refined shape covered with many rubber tiles in different colours (white, green, brown and grey). It has a very playful style, therefore it is recommended to characterize environments that need to improve their style and design.

General:
Voltage - 220-240V
Light source - E27 6x13W - LED
Max Watt - 6x22W
Dimmable - TRIAC
IP Rating - IP 20
Cable length - 15-200 cm

Youthful is the most appropriate adjective to describe this collection of hanging lamps designed by Benjamin Hubert, who drew inspiration from roof tiles to create the shape of the single elements.

Fun is the second adjective: Roofer, in fact, can be assembled, making it a sort of group game. Modern is the third adjective because the scales, made in a semi-rigid rubbery material, can be machine-washed at 30°.

The collection is made up of hanging lamps for indoor use, in five different shapes, and can also be fitted directly to the ceiling rose by simply shortening the cables. The frame is covered in scales made of a semi-rigid rubbery material, in four different colours (white, grey, brown and green), while the round diffuser is in white fabric. The lamp runs on mains power and is suitable for use with halogen and fluorescent bulbs.

The Roofer collection by Fabbian is a distinctive designer pendant lighting system inspired by the overlapping geometry of traditional roof tiles. Designed by Benjamin Hubert, each luminaire is composed of layered modular elements made from a semi-rigid rubber material, forming a textured surface that softens and diffuses light while adding depth and tactile character.

Available in a variety of shapes including cylindrical and conical silhouettes, and offered in multiple colour combinations, the system allows full customization through interchangeable components. Its lightweight construction, washable modules, and acoustic-friendly qualities define it as a decorative modular lighting system ideal for restaurants, hospitality spaces, and contemporary interiors seeking a bold visual identity.