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Evita
kdln > Floor lamp
The name conjures up a woman of immense charm and character who inspired films, music and literature. It conveys a decisive, yet delicate elegance in its sinuous, unpredictable shape. The special elastic fabric, normally used in other contexts, wraps around the body of the light like a garment, creating unexpected curves.
Kyudo
kdln > Floor lamp
Kyudo literally means the “way of the bow”, a thousand-year-old discipline inspired by Zen philosophy. And like an arc of light, the floor lamp conveys a sense of balance and elegance. The continuous sequence of LED lights creates an adjustable ribbon of light thanks to the two arcs that form the structure and slide one over the other.
SpilloFloor
kdln > Floor lamp
The subtle poetry of the simplicity of a lamp which, with elegance and irony, mimics an everyday object. Producing a fluid, elementary sign. An organic form which takes its lightness outdoors as well. Perfect in the outdoor version for terraces, gardens and open-air spaces.
SpilloOutdoor
kdln > Floor lamp
The subtle poetry of the simplicity of a lamp which, with elegance and irony, mimics an everyday object. Producing a fluid, elementary sign. An organic form which takes its lightness outdoors as well. Perfect in the outdoor version for terraces, gardens and open-air spaces.
TripodFloor
kdln > Floor lamp
The modular elements of the most classic of lamps become basic and exclusive. Three simple lines for the support and straightforward volume for the fabric lampshade. An ethereal, refined and timeless object.
Shakti
kdln > Floor lamp
Industrial language finds an unusual expression and plays on simple, clean lines. The tubular diffuser, sliced diagonally at both ends, acquires a new impetus. Formal purity for a floor lamp that is always up-to-date.
E.T.A.
kdln > Floor lamp
Craftsmanship and materials in a fascinating combination. A floor lamp in fibreglass shaped by hand. A sinuous object flooded with light that seems to arrive from faraway worlds to grace the space it occupies.
Poise
kdln > Table lamp
A circle of light and a metal rod. Slender, lightweight and adjustable up to 320 degrees, they can be moved as one to create ever-changing configurations. The solid T-shaped base acts as a counterweight. The rod is placed at a tangent to the circle, in acrobatic or static poses. An invitation for two-way interaction with the light.
Tatu
kdln > Table lamp
Tatu, which means “three” in Swahili, consists of slimline triangular shapes. The lightweight, slimline structure frames the satin-finish glass light allowing it to shine through. Elegant contrasts between solid and hollow elements for a contemporary take on the classic table lamp, resulting in a unique, signature look.
Kushi XLTable
kdln > Table lamp
A perfectly balanced contrast in shapes and materials. The clear-cut, understated metal rod pierces the soft glass diffuser. Kushi, in the XL version, amplifies the sensation of balance and purity.
TootTable
kdln > Table lamp
A sculptural lamp inspired by the design of the Sixties. An object that conveys a sense of harmony and movement. The coloured or satin-finish plexiglass tubes give life to a fascinating vertical dance. The different elements are joined together by an unusual magnet system.
Lanna’Table
kdln > Table lamp
A beguiling, lightweight design for a table lamp that is reminiscent of the fascinating tradition of the Lanna. This ancient Thai population used to release hundreds of lanterns into the night sky during festivals. And it is as if one of these had floated down into the most sophisticated and contemporary interiors, recreating the magic with its warm, welcoming light.
Hive
kdln > Table lamp
The purity of Art Déco in the shapes. The allure of ancient Japanese ceramics in the pattern which envelops the body of the lamp. The freedom to merge styles and influences to create a one-of-a-kind object and the third firing technique to produce fine decoration in pure gold. A light, delicate design produced using multiple firings of the ceramic.
KushiMobile
kdln > Table lamp
The metal, rigid, cold and material rod is opposed to the velvety softness of the curves of the etched diffuser, coexisting in the same space, in continuous and mutual relationship, to create a collection of lamps formally very simple, but with a strong personality.
KushiTable
kdln > Table lamp
The round shape of the soft-feel glass diffuser. The strength of the metal rod which runs through it. A new balance for a statement lamp. Even in the portable version, to take with you wherever you go, from the living room to the terrace, study or bedroom.
Atomium
kdln > Table lamp
The luminous reinterpretation of the historic architectural symbol of Brussels, created for Expo in 1958. A large, versatile lamp with a hybrid use that can be placed freely on the table or the floor, emanating a soft light in all directions.
TripodTable
kdln > Table lamp
A graphic and minimal interpretation of the traditional lampshade. The design reduces the compositional elements to the minimum and reinvents a classic object, giving it a new modernity.
Sling
kdln > Ceiling lamp
A single unipolar cable transfers current and supports multiple light sources. Like a slingshot in the open air, this cable projects light installations, giving life to spectacular geometries and configurations that are always unexpected. Straight from our childhood, Sling plays with simplicity and endless variables.
Motus
kdln > Ceiling lamp
Unconditional freedom and ability to adapt to a stimulating environment and changing needs. This is the common denominator between Motus and a skill sport such as vertical wall climbing. Press and Release. A single interaction, a simple movement. Motus slides along its power cord, adjusting to different heights and supporting itself thanks to its own weight.
Kooi
kdln > Ceiling lamp
Kooi is inspired by Chinese Shan shui painting and conveys its philosophy. Thanks to the contrast between the glass diffuser and the metal frame, lights and shadows become the protagonists of continuous visual effects and unprecedented changes of perspective. Glass and metal. Light and heavy. Black and white. The Shan shui spirit becomes a suspension lamp.
Kate
kdln > Ceiling lamp
Architectural forms and unconventional dimensions. The headgear worn by the Duchess of Cambridge for the 70th anniversary of the English jubilee inspires Kate, the ceiling light that rewrites the perceptual rules of space. This conical lamp is positioned on the ceiling with an inclination of 15 degrees in order to diffuse the light in an unexpected way.
Mitos
kdln > Ceiling lamp
Like Ariadne donates Theseus a thread so that he could retrace his way out of the labyrinth of the Minotaur, Mitos goes along with light in domestic and public environments. This system of adjustable spotlights transfers an unusual eclecticism over the ceiling, enhancing the ambience of the scene.
Dala Linear
kdln > Ceiling lamp
A harmonious synthesis of form and function is traced by two linear elements of different sizes that frame the white diffuser overlapping each other like the petals of a flower. Thanks to the different combinations of finishes, Dala Linear integrates elegantly into collective and residential spaces.
Flow
kdln > Ceiling lamp
“Floating Leaves Out of the Window”. The metallic disc of the lamp imitates the shape of the leaves of a tree, blown by the wind. With or without light, the elements can be combined to make touching installations. Playing with shadows and lights, Flow reproduces the dance of nature on a windy day.
Flow Ceiling
kdln > Ceiling lamp
“Floating Leaves Out of the Window”. The metallic disc of the lamp imitates the shape of the leaves of a tree, blown by the wind. With or without light, the elements can be combined to make touching installations. Playing with shadows and lights, Flow reproduces the dance of nature on a windy day.
Poise Ceiling
kdln > Ceiling lamp
In Poise, human curiosity and the interaction with light source, are encouraged by the flexible section between frame and the circle, allowing the latter to be moved into any position. A vitality capable of creating ever-changing configurations defying gravity.
Dala
kdln > Ceiling lamp
Highly decorative with an architectural look, Dala blends fluid lines with a strong design. The two outer metal casings wrap around the large diffuser, overlapping like the petals of a flower. In two different sizes, featuring a sophisticated contrast in colours, reminiscent of the natural shape of the flower’s corolla which envelops the light.
Bolha
kdln > Ceiling lamp
Two different forms of glass. An ethereal, transparent bubble for the diffuser. A textured inner cylinder for the light source which resembles the filaments of traditional incandescent light bulbs. The continuously refracted light takes on a tangible appearance thanks to the interaction between the two elements.
Jer
kdln > Ceiling lamp
Elegant geometric patterns are traced on the blown glass. The cylinder shape is tinged by colours in eye-catching shades. The shapes and decorations are reminiscent of collections of old-fashioned cut glass with a contemporary twist. Jer can be used to compose groups of multiple elements, ideal for illuminating large spaces.
FLOED 2
kdln > Ceiling lamp
The surprising shapes of gorgonian coral inspire a structure of great visual and material impact. Between nature, art and architecture, a lamp installation with a strong and magnetic presence. The size of the blunt cylinder in opaline glass and the metal bar that make up Floed are impressive. For wall or ceiling surface-mounted installation.
FLOED
kdln > Ceiling lamp
The surprising shapes of gorgonian coral inspire a structure of great visual and material impact. Between nature, art and architecture, a lamp installation with a strong and magnetic presence. The size of the blunt cylinder in opaline glass and the metal bar that make up Floed are impressive. For wall or ceiling surface-mounted installation.
OpyoSuspension
kdln > Ceiling lamp
The infinite abundance of shapes in the natural world has always inspired art and design. The simple, harmonious lines of the poppy seed pod appear as if by magic in Opyo. The suspended version is a sophisticated design object. One individual lamp or multiple lamps placed side by side conjure up an evocative, refined atmosphere.
Lilli
kdln > Ceiling lamp
As in a sophisticated collection of botanical drawings, the delicate lines of Lilli recall the beauty of a rare flower. The delicate inverted corolla of the Martagon Lily is reinterpreted in an original lamp. The soft shape of the white opal glass diffuser is perfectly combined with the brass pistil to create an even more elegant effect.
TootSuspension
kdln > Ceiling lamp
The atmosphere of the Sixties and contemporary rhythm. Three-dimensional elements arranged at different heights create a play on light and movement. The suspended model combines movement with a dramatic look. An original element with a powerful decorative effect to add an extra touch of style to communal spaces and home interiors.
Lanna’Suspension
kdln > Ceiling lamp
A contemporary lightness, an ancient rite. The rite of the Lanna, the Thai people, who every year release hundreds of lanterns into the starlit sky. The glass diffuser, balanced in the suspended metal structure, appears ethereal and sophisticated. Intimate, dreamlike atmospheres in the bedroom and all the interiors of home and contract settings alike.
KushiSuspension
kdln > Ceiling lamp
Kushi, “skewer” in Japanese. An abstract shape freely inspired by Japanese cuisine. A gently rounded glass shape pierced by a thin metal rod. Its soft, warm light floats gently in the space. In the suspended version, it is an elegant invitation for dining in contract spaces and at home.
KushiCeiling
kdln > Ceiling lamp
A play on opposites, unexpected equilibrium. Soft, natural curves for the glass diffuser and a simple metal line which passes through and completes it. A convergence of shapes which rest gently on walls and ceilings producing a soft, warm light. When the beauty of design stems from the quest for simplicity.
Nami
kdln > Ceiling lamp
Nami, which means “wave” in Japanese, creates a continuous, eye-catching refraction of light. The diffuser, with its signature elegant grooves, opens unexpectedly at the sides to amplify the reflections of light. The graphic outline of the structure creates a visual contrast with the glass surface in an innovative balance between solidity and lightness.
Yuma
kdln > Ceiling lamp
The Yuma desert stretches between the USA and northern Mexico and is revived in the design culture of the designer, David Pompa. The polished brass body of the lamp constantly reflects and changes everything around it, conjuring up the dunes that disappear into infinity, never alike. The magic of oases and mirages returns in the refraction of the rough, textured glass.
Minimal
kdln > Ceiling lamp
The encounter between a young designer and the artisan culture of his birthplace. The minimal lines reveal the beauty of Barro Negro pottery created with age-old techniques. The polished black colour obtained with a special firing, together with the minor imperfections of manual craftsmanship, create an eye-catching contrast with the metal part.
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Evita
kdln > Floor lamp
The name conjures up a woman of immense charm and character who inspired films, music and literature. It conveys a decisive, yet delicate elegance in its sinuous, unpredictable shape. The special elastic fabric, normally used in other contexts, wraps around the body of the light like a garment, creating unexpected curves.
Kyudo
kdln > Floor lamp
Kyudo literally means the “way of the bow”, a thousand-year-old discipline inspired by Zen philosophy. And like an arc of light, the floor lamp conveys a sense of balance and elegance. The continuous sequence of LED lights creates an adjustable ribbon of light thanks to the two arcs that form the structure and slide one over the other.
Tatu
kdln > Table lamp
Tatu, which means “three” in Swahili, consists of slimline triangular shapes. The lightweight, slimline structure frames the satin-finish glass light allowing it to shine through. Elegant contrasts between solid and hollow elements for a contemporary take on the classic table lamp, resulting in a unique, signature look.
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Kabuki indoor
kartell > Floor lamp
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Cellu Floor Lamp EU Grey
normann-copenhagen > Floor lamp
Cellu Lamp collection is a modern take on the classic folded lampshade. The elegant lampshade made from PVC for extra durability rests on a powder coated aluminum column and powder coated steel base, both designed with a characteristic, robust expression. The column and base come in complementary color combinations, infusing the design with a contemporary, playful feel.
Ambrosia
marset > Floor lamp
Ambrosia is essentially a line of light that can be converted into a modular system, capable of extending the illumination it offers to adapt to any space. A design that recovers and revisits the tube light, timeless, and updates it so that its simple structure and diffuse lighting add beauty to any space. This collection expands on its possibilities by proposing a change in the plane of light, from horizontal to vertical.This new style of lamp is available in two versions, both of which are pendant lamps. First there is the Ambrosia V, a 235-cm-high vertical structure consisting of two tubes of light of different lengths. An interrupted line of light, a detail that brings lightness and character to the lamp. Its design allows you to choose the lighting, either towards the wall for indirect light, or towards the main space for direct light. This aesthetic and functional design also works well in domestic settings. The other vertical version, Ambrosia V, joins three light tubes placed at different heights, forming a sculptural ensemble. This option can provide a great deal of light and therefore comes with a dimming system for easy lighting control. It is available in two heights of 130 and 175 cm. Both sizes can be electrically connected through the ceiling rosette or the floor plug. The new Ambrosia allows you to create vertical lighting compositions, combining different sizes in repetition to illuminate large spaces. When installed individually, it fills the space with light and warmth. Its slender design sets the perfect scene in any room. A totally new perspective for this flexible lighting system, which achieves maximum light expression with a minimalist structure. The metal structure is available in two finishes – black and matte gold – and the light source in three colour temperatures: 2200 K, 2700 K and 3000 K.
Funiculí
marset > Floor lamp
For Lluís Porqueras, designing consisted of eliminating the superfluous until an essential object was left: beautiful, useful and simple. This was the case with the Funiculí, a 1979 lamp that Marset reissued in 2013 and which has become an emblem of the collection.Lightweight, it takes up almost no space and can function as an ambient lamp or for direct light, depending on how you direct the beam. Its designer released the shade to give maximum mobility. It can rotate through 360 degrees to focus the light where you want and also has a double clamp system for height adjustment. For the Funiculí, forty years are nothing; it has stood the test of time and now comes in new colours that further expand its possibilities. It is no longer only available in the neutrals moss grey, black and off-white. The new colours – green, terracotta and mustard – are intense. They are design statements, highlighting the shapes of the Funiculí and bringing chromaticism to the space. The new shades are cheerful and vivid, conveying that colour can also be essential.
Matin Floor Lamp
hay > Floor lamp
The Matin Floor Lamp offers a contemporary yet poetic design with a construction that combines visual delicacy with physical robustness. The flat-packed design consists of a slender polished brass steel frame complemented with matte black hardware and zinc alloy joints at the base which is paired with a pleated cotton shade in a variety of carefully selected colours. The light source is an integrated LED offering a diffused light which is accompanied by a digital in-line dimmer floor switch to adjust the output of light if required.
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