Quasi wall

Powerful light. Minimal presence. Designed by Claudio Silvestrin, QUASI is an architectural lighting tool built around a simple principle: the light should have a greater presence than the object producing it. Its understated rectangular form conceals a powerful LED system that directs light asymmetrically across the adjacent wall, generating indirect illumination without the visual intrusion of conventional wall fixtures. Unlike decorative sconces that depend on their appearance, QUASI works with the architecture itself. Its clean geometry, shallow 38 mm profile and carefully controlled light distribution allow it to integrate into minimalist contemporary interiors, richly textured traditional spaces and monumental architectural environments. The fixture becomes secondary to the illuminated surface. High output from a remarkably compact form. Available in Mini and Maxi versions, QUASI delivers substantial LED output relative to its physical dimensions. The Mini offers up to 1,745 lumens from 22.1W, while the Maxi reaches 3,490 lumens from 44.2W. This makes QUASI particularly valuable where strong indirect lighting is required without introducing visually dominant luminaires. Its asymmetric distribution reveals architectural surfaces, enhances spatial depth and creates ambient illumination through reflected light. Used individually or repeated along a wall, QUASI can contribute to the general lighting of a space while preserving a quiet, uncluttered architectural composition. Designed to belong to the architecture. Manufactured in oxidized aluminum, QUASI is offered in Bianco V, Marrone MN, Argento Hacca and Ottone AP-S finishes. These options allow the fixture to either blend into its surroundings or introduce a restrained material accent. An optional concealed outlet-box cover supports particularly clean installation in plasterboard walls. With 2700K and 3000K LED options, CRI97 colour rendering and a 120V power supply included for North American installations, QUASI combines exceptional simplicity with serious architectural lighting performance.