Isamu Noguchi designed the first of his lamps to be produced by traditional construction methods in Gifu, Japan, known for its manufacture of lanterns and parasols made from mulberry bark paper and bamboo. Akari is handcrafted with washi paper from the inside bark of the mulberry tree and bamboo ribbing stretched across sculptural moulded wood shapes.Read More →
The table lamp has a chrome-plated spine and lampshade, a painted-black wooden base, and an electric cord protruding from the centre.Read More →
Kurt Versen (1901-1997), a Swedish lighting designer and manufacturer, settled in the USA in 1930. His practical lamps were featured at the 1951 ‘Good Design‘ exhibition.Read More →
The Triana floor lamp by Ramón Úbeda and Otto Canalda features interchangeable lampshades and versatile finishes, making it a standout piece for any interior setting.Read More →
Pierre Guariche, a versatile figure in 20th-century French design, left a lasting legacy spanning furniture, lighting, and architecture, epitomized by his iconic G23 floor lamp.Read More →
The VARMBLIXT collection, a collaboration between IKEA and Sabine Marcelis, introduced innovative lighting design fusing functionality with artistic expression, aiming to enhance emotional well-being.Read More →
The Merbotin Black Sconce Wall Light, featuring a vintage industrial design, provides adjustable, warm illumination. Compatible with various bulbs and boasting safety features, it is suitable for multiple interior spaces.Read More →
In 1981, Achille Castiglioni designed the Gibigiana Table Lamp for Flos, characterized by humor and a unique animal-like shape.Read More →
Damon was located at 4 avenue Pierre-I-de-Serbie in Paris during the 1920s and 1930s. It was well-known for its innovative use of glass in lighting fixtures, with white glass designs that provided a dazzling effect without glare.Read More →