Lodes Flar glass table lamp

Flar is a table and floor lamp that does not go unnoticed, whose name evokes the image of a flicker or 'flamboiement', which in French indicates an intense glow or burst of light. It is inspired by traditional windproof lanterns and features a rounded glass lampshade, designed to enclose a filament LED bulb that amplifies the light source and diffuses a soft light, filtered by the glass, whose effect is reminiscent of a contemporary candle. Flar consists of a steel base made with 3D laser cutting technology, which unfolds like a flower and houses the blown glass lampshade. The contrast between the precision of the cut and the uniqueness of the glass 'bubble' enhance the personality of the lamp.

Flar is available in two sizes: Large measuring 62.5cm high and Medium 47cm. The base is available in Terra and Champagne finishes, while the diffuser is available in Honey and Turquoise colors. The power cable is black, with dimmer adjustable by the switch. The collection is suitable for different uses, such as on a console or next to a sofa, and by combining the two dimensions it is possible to play with proportions, creating unique compositions in the lounge areas of hotels or in stores.

• Material: Blown Glass, Steel
• Source: E27 T65 Tubolar LED 1x 25W
• Bulb NOT included
• Dimmable - Triac
• Indoor: IP20
• Energy Saving
• Floor and table installation
• Frame finishes available: Champagne, Terra
• Diffuser finishes available: Honey, Turquoise

Medium version dimensions

• Height: 47 cm
• Base diameter: D. 3.5 cm
• Upper diffuser diameter: D. 35.5 cm
• Lower diffuser diameter: D. 36 cm

Large version dimensions

• Height: 62.5 cm
• Base diameter: D. 3.5 cm
• Upper diffuser diameter: D. 35.5 cm
• Lower diffuser diameter: D. 44 cm

'Light affects our emotions and enriches our lives regardless of its cinematographic, photographic or architectural nature, and it is essential to achieve a given goal and to create a certain atmosphere. Thanks to the dimmer, users can play with Flar and express the own mood through an extremely versatile object without giving up the pleasure of craftsmanship ' - Patrick Norguet