"The seed of Chandigarh is well sown."
- Le Corbusier

The Projecteur Lamp by Le Corbusier was designed for the Chandigarh High Court, India, in 1954. Together with his cousin, Pierre Jeanneret, they transformed the complex in Chandigarh into a masterful example of International Style architecture and design. Everything down to the smallest details were designed by Le Corbusier including the light fixtures used throughout.

The Projecteur Lamp is an excellent example of Le Corbusier's pragmatic approach to design.

Aluminum body painted in night blue, white sand or moka. Diffuser glass curved and sandblasted in the inner part. The Projecteur 365 has a painted body, base and canopies. Screws and small metal parts are black chromed. Available in the floor, wall/ ceiling and pendant versions. The wall/ceiling and pendant lamps are available also in the outdoor version (IP44). The Projecteur 165 Mini is available in the clamp, wall and pendant versions. Clamp and canopies are painted in matte black with screws and small black chrome metal parts. Diffused light output. E26 socket allows the use of fluorescent and LED sources.