Table lamp with shiny white blown glass diffuser and brass-plated metal structure.
General: Light source - E14 1x5W - LED Max Watt - 46 W IP Rating - IP 20
Guillaume Delvigne is the talented creator of this collection of decorative lamps made out of shiny white blown glass. For Delvigne the inspiration came from the principle of the Aerostat, to make an object that is lighter than air. With this in mind, he conceive a lamp as a luminous object that is so light it can lift itself off the ground. Although the table and floor lamps have a metallic base that resembles a cage, they still seem to reach out into the space above them, in the same way that the ceiling lamps, with a metallic base, reach out below. The sheer elegance and simplicity of these lamps make them suitable for any setting.
The Aérostat collection is composed of indoors hanging, table and floor lamps. Hanging and table lamps are available in two diffuser sizes with a metal cage acting as support, while the floor lamp is available in one size only. All diffusers are in shiny white blown glass whereas the metal cages are in brass, black chrome and copper finish, all shiny. Electrification on main voltage for LED bulbs.
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Dimensions (HxWxD):
cm: 37x22.8x22.8 / inch: 14.57"x8.98"x8.98"
Country of Manufacture
Italy
Style
Modern + Contemporary
IP protection:
IP 20
About Designer
Guillaume Delvigne.
Born in France in 1979, he studies industrial design at L’école de design Nantes Atlantique and Milan Polytechnic University. Graduating in 2002, he begins working in Milan at the studio of George J. Sowden, before moving to Paris.
Between 2004 and 2010 he works with many designers including RADI Designers, Delo Lindo, Marc Newson, Elium Studio and Cédric Ragot, developing several designs independently.
Later, he decides to open his own studio and concentrates mainly on creating objects, furniture and lamps. The year 2011 sees the opening of his first personal exhibition in the ToolsGalerie in Paris, and he also wins the city’s Grand Prix de la Création.
He completes projects for young design companies such as Industreal, Super-ette and La Chance, while working contemporaneously for large French companies, inlcuding Tefal, Hermès, Veuve Clicquot and La Redoute.
