Model 548 Table LampThe table lamp designed in 1951 is a study in balance and light reflection through a screen, a recurring theme in Gino Sarfattis work. Model 548 provides both reflected and diffused light due to the adjustable spotlight that is directed up towards a reflecting screen. The large diffuser in orange, blue or white methacrylate provides a highly sophisticated light effect and is an essential part of the illusion and the play with perception. The spotlight

and can be angled 160 degrees

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it is assembled entirely by hand from thousands of tiny brass parts

The rounded form is cast in plaster

with the sloping backrest and a cut profile

Available in two sizes and made from a lightweight composite with a painted stainless steel base

Faye Toogood established her eponymous studio in 2008 and is now recognized for some of the most innovative and outstanding design projects today

The Topan pendants hung all over

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It was recreated in a larger scale and made with cotton thread for more comfort and durability

However Hayon has managed to make the Catch Lounge Chair more personal and inclusive

his father’s naval engineering drawings became a lifelong fascination with ships and boats