Aspide Table Lamp sideboardSerpentine in shape, beautifully balanced and gleaming like a jewel, the Aspide Lamp by Gianfranco Frattini is both a brilliantly practical piece of industrial design and an irresistibly playful design statement. First developed in 1970, the Aspide is a highly adjustable table lamp that looks like no other light before or since, but which still expresses the material and aesthetic tastes of its time. The Aspide was designed as a versatile task lamp
Complete Swedese's best known easy chair with the footstool
With its naked LED bulb and sleek in a playful silicone rubber material
Rick Tegelaar elevated the nature of humble wire netting by developing a machine and a set of tools to model it with accuracy
Torbjørn Anderssen and Espen Voll wanted to design a sofa that would provide the utmost comfort within a clearly defined architectural framework
eye pleasing pendant lamp with an ever-changing appearance
Mirroring the rounded conic shades seen in the glass Soft lighting collection
Few forms embody the legacy of L
The elegant chair’s height
no electrical expertise required
During the renovation
Also avaiable in European oak
The leaves of the original PH Artichoke had a rosy hue on the inner sides