Design by Ron Rezek

Wall mounted luminaire for direct diffused linear fluorescent lighting, particularly suited for bathroom mirror applications. Diffuser in matte white acrylic. Body in extruded aluminum with white powder coated or anodized aluminum finish. Die-cast end caps in aluminum or white powder coated finish. Mounting to standard electrical junction box provided with white coverplate, mounts to center of luminaire.

Available in three sizes, with choice of regular or high output lamping. All versions use electronic ballasts. Title 24 and ADA compliant.

Dimensions and lamping:

• 38: 2"W X 38"L X 2"Depth; uses 1 X 14W T5/bi-pin or 1 X 24W T5HO/bi-pin linear fluorescent lamp (lamps not included).
• 50: 2"W X 50"L X 2"Depth; uses 1 X 21W T5/bi-pin or 1 X 39W T5HO/bi-pin linear fluorescent lamp (lamps not included).
• 62: 2"W X 62"L X 2"Depth; uses 1 X 28W T5/bi-pin or 1 X 54W T5HO/bi-pin linear fluorescent lamps (lamps not included).

Material(s): acrylic, aluminum

Ron Rezek

Ron Rezek designed the world's first contemporary-styled ceiling fan, the Stratos, in 1986. But his list of accomplishments in the design world is long and varied, from lifeguard equipment to contemporary lighting.

In 1997, Ron started The Modern Fan Co. in Ashland, Oregon, which produces and sells only contemporary ceiling fans.

His ceiling fans have been widely used in hotels, restaurants, retail and institutional applications, and all types of residential projects.

Ron Rezek's Philosophy:
"I don't think contemporary means a stark white room. I think it means a tasteful alignment of important elements. There are some designers who copy the Modernists who have come before. But I think 'contemporary' is the pursuit of the new."

"People assume that all contemporary fixtures are more functional than traditional ones. That is because contemporary fixtures are easier to clean and they seem to be more utilitarian based on their appearance. And because of their simplicity and lack of ornamentation, they also have an alliance with the industrial look. But all of this doesn't necessarily translate into function. The Modern Fan Co.'s fans are designed to be functional and energy efficient. This is part of being contemporary and pushing the edge. Energy efficiency is the wave of the future."