Apollo Zero (2023)
Broberg & Ridderstråle, Pholc
Apollo Zero (2023), Broberg & Ridderstråle, Pholc. Photo: Pholc
“I’m not really a fan of steel surfaces, but here the design gives the material a certain elegance. A ‘sharp’ material, an elegant design. We’re using this lamp in a current restaurant/bar project.”
Torch Light (2009)
Sylvain Willenz, Established & Sons
Torch Light (2009), Sylvain Willenz, Established & Sons. Photo: Established & Sons
“I’ve had it for 10 years in black and I still love it. The new coloured version is also a great success. Please note that it requires a room height of at least four metres.”
Bauhaus-Leuchte (1924)
Wilhelm Wagenfeld, Tecnolumen
Bauhaus-Leuchte (1924), Wilhelm Wagenfeld, Tecnolumen. Photo: Tecnolumen
“I’ve always wanted this lamp, but with my dog it was too risky. Maybe I love it even more today, precisely because I never got to have it.”
Gras lamp (1921)
Bernard-Albin Gras, DCW
Gras lamp (1921), Bernard-Albin Gras, DCW. Photo: DCW
“Here’s a proposal from Fabi, an architect in my office. Le Corbusier was never one of my ‘gods,’ but I really like this object. A mixture of technology and industry, which evokes a certain nostalgia for the ‘world of yesterday.’”
AJ (1957)
Arne Jacobsen, Louis Poulsen
AJ (1957), Arne Jacobsen, Louis Poulsen. Photo: Louis Poulsen
“I bought this lamp in white when I was a student and I still have it today. But this time I would try something new and opt for the steel finish version.”
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