LeVen Yacht

LeVen Yacht

Its organic and modular shape makes TRIA a unique and original object. The tria lamps are one of the most beautiful and well-received products in our catalog. For this reason, we decided to take them a little further, to our gardens, terraces, and open spaces, whether public or private.

Their organic shapes, like worn river stones, make them a unique and original object.

Unlike TRIA INDOOR, the OUTDOOR ones cannot be installed in a modular way due to their IP-66 protection rating. They are individual luminaires. They are available in two sizes and two finishes, aluminum sheet in graphite brown color and teak wood.

LeVen is one of the most versatile and capable superyachts in the world. Developed by YachtCreators and Lucas Silva, designed and manufactured by Vripack, built in the Netherlands by Van der Valk, powered by Voith Linear Jet. Vripack is a yacht design studio, strengthened by its extensive experience in engineering and naval architecture. This holistic approach combines ingenious architecture and naval engineering with beautiful and creative design.

In this specific project, the LeVen team knew exactly that they wanted to adapt the Tria lamp to very special needs. They needed a customizable metal fixture, to be able to choose special dimensions different from the standard ones offered by Bover in their catalog, with a special color, and finally with a special treatment for marine use.

Each piece has been cut to certain measurements and studied to occupy the exact place chosen by the customer to achieve the desired lighting effect. 3 panels, one on the ceiling and 2 by the entrance, where each position has been carefully studied.

So Bover focused on completely adapting their project to the customer's needs and thus managed to design the lamps they had envisioned. This was the result. We love it!

Credits:

LeVen is developed by YachtCreators and Lucas Silva, engineering and design by Vripack Yacht Design, built in the Netherlands by Van der Valk, and powered by Voith Linear Jet.

Photos: ®Jim Raycroft