Designer: Jumbo Brand: Petite Friture Material: Ceramic and glass
Dimensions: L 34 x H 51 cm
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The Neotenic table lamp is the result of an unprecedented collaboration between Petite Friture and the Jumbo design studio. With its round and generous shapes, this col...
Neotenic L Lamp - Petite Friture
Designer: Jumbo
Brand: Petite Friture
Material: Ceramic and glass
Dimensions: L 34 x H 51 cm
Learn more about this product
The Neotenic table lamp is the result of an unprecedented collaboration between Petite Friture and the Jumbo design studio. With its round and generous shapes, this collection evokes the comforting aesthetic of childhood. The designers wanted to arouse emotion and create a physical connection between man and object. The colors, characteristic of the Petite Friture color universe, recall the nostalgia of eggplant and tomato sauce.
This large table lamp is distinguished by its mouth-blown glass, which gives it an opaline appearance and is soft to the touch, highlighting the sinuosity of the ceramic and the quality of the light. Available in two formats, this "chunky" look lamp fits perfectly into Petite Friture's Libre Garde collections, offering a multitude of possibilities to personalize your interior.
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Petite Friture is a French design studio founded in 2009, which collaborates with emerging designers to create innovative and functional decorative objects.
Their approach is to offer products that are both poetic and technical, combining creativity, aesthetics and manufacturing quality. Petite Friture produces lighting, decorative accessories, furniture and everyday art objects.
Their creations are characterized by a strong presence of colors and graphic shapes, as well as the use of original materials such as blown glass, laser-cut metal and natural fiber weaving.
The studio has received numerous awards for its designs, including the Red Dot Design Award and the Wallpaper Design Award. Petite Friture also collaborates with prestigious brands such as Hermès and Fendi Casa.
Their products are distributed worldwide and are present in iconic locations such as the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris and the MoMA in New York.