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Things to know before ordering: an Arrangements module does not work on its own. It is suspended and powered by an Arrangements ceiling rose, sold separately, which must therefore be purchased with it: see Arrangements ceiling roses. Without a ceiling rose, the module can neither be fixed to the ...
Lire la suiteThings to know before ordering: an Arrangements module does not work on its own. It is suspended and powered by an Arrangements ceiling rose, sold separately, which must therefore be purchased with it: see Arrangements ceiling roses. Without a ceiling rose, the module can neither be fixed to the ceiling nor connected to the power supply.
Arrangements reduces lighting to a few elementary figures: the circle in three sizes, the square in two, the straight bar, the broken bar, and the drop, oriented downwards or upwards. Each module is an extruded aluminum body, curved or straight, machined and then powder-coated in black, through which runs an optical silicone diffuser. The modules attach to each other via an integrated mechanical and electrical connection: you start with a single element, then create a cluster, a cascade, or a suspended line by adding pieces over time. The light, warm and continuous, outlines the shape rather than illuminating it.
Fabrication
Description
Dimensions et matériaux
Matériaux
Autour de la pièce
Le designer
Michael Anastassiades
Michael Anastassiades, né à Chypre en 1967, vit et travaille à Londres. Ingénieur civil de formation, passé ensuite par le Royal College of Art, il dessine des objets réduits à l'essentiel, où l'équilibre et la géométrie tiennent lieu d'ornement. Ses luminaires pour Flos cherchent la ligne juste plutôt que l'effet et se lisent d'un seul regard.
La maison
Flos
Flos est fondée en 1962 à Merano par Dino Gavina et Cesare Cassina, avec Arturo Eisenkeil, qui importe des États-Unis une résine plastique projetée, le « cocoon ». Son nom, du latin « fleur », est choisi par Pier Giacomo Castiglioni. Dès 1962, Achille et Pier Giacomo Castiglioni dessinent pour la maison le lampadaire Arco, la lampe Taccia et le lampadaire Toio, avant que Tobia et Afra Scarpa ne rejoignent l'aventure. À partir de 1963, Sergio Gandini dirige l'entreprise, installée à Brescia.
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