Posts Tagged ‘floor lamp’

The first, which spring to mine mind seeing this light was – how to cope with the dust gets on the shade of the lamp? Then I was looking for an answer. And I found it. So feathers by their nature are dirt – resistant and have a smooth surface. Any dust that gathers can be lightly brushed from the feathers by hand. So if you regularly clean your house there will be no problem to clean this amazing lamp : ).

This floor lamp was designed by Cecilie Manz for company Lightyears. Caravaggio F was made of metal with a lacquer finish. The various levels of the shade and foot  finish create elegant contrast. The lamp has a pliant tube which makes possible to incline the shade. It is 151.5 cm/59.6″ high, has 40 cm diameter and comes in black or white colours.

Twiggy lettura was designed by Marc Sadler and produced by Foscarini. It was made of composite lacquered material on a fibre glass base. I read in manufacturer’s website that the diffuser of this lamp has transparent upper protection disc which offeres directing lighting downwards and effective reflection of the light upwards and it is the guarantee of the maximum exploration of the light source. It comes in white, black, red and yellow colour finishes.

The floor lamp Chrysalis sky was created by Angus Hutcheson. It was made of silk cocoons in natural finishes and brushed stainless steel. I got it straight at www.limn.com what the diffuser of the lamp was modeled by random configuration of silk cocoons each of which was attached to a soldered wire matrix and the overall form of the piece was created by the slowly building of the layers of cocoons.