Flos
Bellhop Table Lamp
Price € 255,00
A study of shapes and colors takes us straight to the 70s style, the triumph of experimental design and a taste for the different. Bellhop is a rechargeable table lamp with direct light, whose base and dome in colored PC are inserted into the simplest and most accurate of shapes. The dimmable light intensity enriches this furniture with personality, available in different sizes and colors. Bright colors and bold shades were specially chosen by Flos to give a note of character to his creation, already strong in an unmistakable line. Ideal for any room in the house, it stands out in the dining and relaxation areas.
Ø 12,5 x H.21 cm
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Flos is probably one of the most famous lighting brand in the history of Italian design. Its lamps, iconic and recognizable, are a permanent presence in the most important museums of the world, and they have become part of the collective imagination. The company's history is closely linked to some of the most famous design brands of the Italian design, starting with its founders Dino Gavina and Cesare Cassina who, in 1962, put together their respective skills in the world of furniture and began their activity in Merano.Read more
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Barber Osgerby
Edward Barber (1969-) and Jay Osgerby (1969-) are the founders of the Barber Osgerby studio, one of the most important names in contemporary British design. They met while studying at the Royal College of Art in London and shared their entire career together, which began in 1996 with the creation of a table for the famous London brand Isokon. Their style, of a refined minimalism often tempered by soft curved lines, was soon noticed by the most fruitful talent scout in the world of international design, Giulio Cappellini. Their creations for Cappellini will open the doors of great Italian and international industry to them, with collaborations with brands such as B&B Italia, Vitra, AXOR, Dedon and many others. Their prominent position in the world of British design is evidenced by the most important public project assigned to them: the Olympic Torch for the London 2012 Games. Their creations are part of the collections of important museums such as the Victoria & Albert Museum in London, the MoMA in New York and the Art Institute in Chicago.Read more