Saori

Conceived in 1973, Saori is one of the earliest examples of a luminaire masquerading as pure architecture. A white painted metal structure stretches a luminous fabric diffuser across the surface, creating an incredibly soft, volumetric glow that transforms the ceiling into a glowing canvas.

Official Project Partner Singapore

ILLUM-TEC PTE LTD supplies NEMO lighting for projects in Singapore. We handle technical compliance, driver compatibility (Casambi/DALI), and warranty to ensure your design is perfectly executed.

Technical Sheet

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Technical Resources

General Catalogue 2023

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Spec Sheet

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Buying Guide: NEMO Saori

Where can I buy NEMO lighting in Singapore?

Illum-Tec Pte Ltd is an authorised project partner and supplier for NEMO in Singapore. We supply the full range of fixtures for residential and commercial projects.

Is the NEMO Saori suitable for Singapore's 230V mains?

Yes, all authentic NEMO lighting fixtures supplied by Illum-Tec are specified and certified for the local 230V/50Hz standard. We ensure proper driver compatibility for your project's dimming requirements.

Can the Saori be integrated with Casambi smart lighting?

Absolutely. As a certified Casambi partner, Illum-Tec can supply the correct drivers or wireless modules to enable seamless smart dimming and control via the Casambi ecosystem.

Visual Gallery

Saori - Premium European architectural and decorative lighting fixture (View 1)

Saori - Premium European architectural and decorative lighting fixture (View 2)

Meet the Creator

Kazuhide Takahama

“Kazuki belongs to a grouping that takes inspiration from traditional Eastern lamps, replacing rice-paper with fabric to get a unique way of spreading light. This is how Saori Q, Kazuki and Kaori were born: lamps that took the names of members of our family, in no specific temporal order.”

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