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Five Floor Lamp
Five Floor Lamp
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Five raw elements come together to create this industrial style lamp by Gaspard Graulich for New Works
Five Floor Lamp
Five raw elements come together to create this industrial style lamp by Gaspard Graulich for New Works
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The Five Floor Lamp is a light stripped back to the essentials, fusing raw elements in a unique industrial-style piece.
True to his design philosophy, Gaspard Graulich challenges conventional form, including a dimmable switch that negates the need for a shade and a cord left almost completely exposed. In an intriguing contrast to the use of essential materials, the Five Floor Lamp features an unexpected marble base that lends the piece a sense of elegance.
Complementing the Five Floor Lamp's purity of form, it is available in a minimal palette of black or white, ensuring its suitability for a diverse range of modern interiors. E27 bulb included.
- W.28 x H.175 cm.
use four words as the cornerstones of their design ethos: Natural, Experimental, Rough, and Craftsmanship.
The New Works collection leans towards sculptural and sensual forms. Their furniture and lighting collection includes versatile pieces such as the Covent Chair and Florence Dining Table, but also more experimental sculptural objects.
Based in Copenhagen, Denmark. New Works have an eye for talent, developing pieces with some of the most interesting and progressive designers working today. Their untitled concrete chair by Magnus Pettersen was originally designed as a gallery piece exploring the properties of concrete. Their Rise and Shine mirror, designed by London based Di Allegri & Fogale, also blends the boundaries of sculpture and function. ..
