Applique de Marseille Wall Light

Applique de Marseille Wall Light by Nemo was designed in 1938–39 by Le Corbusier for his Parisian apartment on Rue Nungesser et Coli. Characterised by two opposing conical shades, this wall light provides both upward and downward beams, balancing direct and diffused illumination.

Available in three finishes, the design pairs architectural clarity with sculptural form. Its clean silhouette and focused light distribution make it suitable for living rooms, hallways, and entry spaces where ambient and task lighting are equally important.

A timeless design with a precise visual language, this piece embodies Le Corbusier’s enduring approach to functional beauty.