Adjustable Malamata wall light with dimmer switch and plug cable Two narrow articulated arms made of steel and a round diffuser made of opal white Glas characterise the appearance of the Malamata wall light. Using the counterweight attached to the outer arm, which can be moved, the angle of the arm and therefore the position of the spherical shade can be adjusted up and down as required. The weight is released and locked in place using a push-button that tensions a spring. A switch is integrated into the plug supply cable that can be used to switch Malamata on and off and to make it dimmable. The Malamata series of bulbs was designed by Kfir Schwalb and Orit Magia (Studio shulab). The two designers come from Israel; the name Malamata refers to the meaning of "up" and "down" in their native Hebrew language and also describes the direction of movement when adjusting the luminaire construction. The renowned Italian company Luceplan is responsible for the production.