Name: Fin
Brand: Zieta

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Size

Fin 200

Color

Inox Polished

CCT (Correlated Color Temperature)

Tunable White

Collection Zieta Collection

Color Inox Polished

Fin is a linear ceiling light crafted from stainless steel — the most reduced expression of the Harmonica concept. It originates from a single “rib” of the Harmonica lamp, becoming both its continuation and its purest form. It is a lighting object that defines space through structure.

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Minimal yet technologically refined, Fin captivates with its streamlined silhouette. Its shape is guided by principles of reduction — minimising both material use and visual complexity. Drawing inspiration from nature and engineering alike, Fin echoes the hydrodynamics of fast-moving organisms and the aerodynamics of airship design. A “flying” metal object — visually light, yet structurally stable.

A contemporary and functional lamp

Fin operates with light in a fluid and controlled manner. The integrated linear LED module allows for a wide range of colour temperatures — from cool 6500K to warm 2700K — enabling precise atmospheric adjustment. Light is distributed evenly along its length, balancing function with spatial expression.

Responsible, ultralight, monomaterial

Formed in stainless steel using FiDU technology, Fin combines ultralightness with durability. Its structure is shaped through controlled internal pressure — a process that defines both its character and integrity. Fin is a light source, a construction positioned between architecture, technology, and sculpture.

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