Hana-arashi Floor Lamps

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Designed by Nendo

The Hana-arashi Floor Lamps by Paola Lenti feature a gloss-varnished stainless steel structure with two layers of Maris fabric upholstery, creating a unique, sustainable lighting solution.

Structure: gloss-varnished stainless steel AISI 316 (reference colours: Mano Lucida wood sample collection). Plastic spacers.

Upholstery: made of two layers of Maris fabric joined by welded elements.

Light body: rechargeable LED variable light.

Notes: The upholstery is crafted with two layers of Maris fabric joined by welded elements, some of which decorated with further inlays in the same fabric.

Both the upholstery and the inlays are made of recovered offcuts from previous production processes. The combination of colours produces different chromatic results each time. The upholstery is edged with a cord in Twiggy yarn, equally recovered.

A disc in opaline Plexiglas, placed inside the lamp and fixed to the structure allows you to direct the beam of light downwards.

This product has a delivery estimate of 18-20 weeks.

Dimensions:

B231L

W 20" x D 11" x H 24"

B231M

W 23" x D 12" x H 18"

B231N

W 12" x D 17" x H 34"

From their beginnings as passionate artisans crafting rugs, Paolo Lenti’s name has become synonymous with the finest quality materials and exuberant palettes, creating a “special harmony between colors, signs, and shapes.” Their experiments with yarns and fabrics have resulted in outdoor furnishings acclaimed in Italy and around the world.

Chief Designer and Founder of Nendo. Oki Sato was born in 1977 in Canada and received M.Arch. from Waseda University in 2002. Establishing design studio “nendo” upon his graduation, Oki has been designing in various fields- from small stationary to large public architecture.

Oki Sato has been chosen by Newsweek magazine as one of “The 100 Most Respected Japanese” in 2002 and won EDIDA “Designer of the Year” in 2012. Nendo designs can be found in the Museum of Modern Art in New York, as well as Musee des Arts decoratifs and Centre Pompidou in Paris.

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