LC0340

The same flower, brought down to human height. The bloom is tilted slightly — like a real one reaching for the light — and the floor lamp stops being an object and becomes company beside an armchair.

The proportions rest on a risk: a heavy head, the finest of stems, a substantial base. The object looks fragile while remaining perfectly stable — a deliberate illusion, and everything was calculated for it.

The light goes up and to the side, leaving the floor in shadow. This is not general lighting but personal lighting — a circle you sit in.

By day it is a sculpture on the finest of stems: the tilted bloom reads as a silhouette, the base carries the weight. In the evening the light goes up and to the side, leaving the floor in shadow — one lit circle appears around the armchair, personal rather than general.

Where it works

Beside an armchair in a living room, at the head of a bed, in the corner of a study, in a hotel lounge. Works solo and in a pair flanking a sofa — in two colours it reads at once as a pair of different flowers.

Selection by space: Bedroom

Style

Contemporary classic and feminine Art Nouveau: a soft line, nothing technical. The message is intimacy — the floor lamp does not light the room, it makes one comfortable corner.