Zelight Floor lamp - Indoor / outdoor by Driade

"Reality is undoubtedly one of the greatest sources of inspiration for designers. Designers are often people who ""look at things with a different eye"". This is especially true for the so-called ""readymades"", starting with Marcel Duchamp's ""Pissoir"". Miki Astori tackles his new 2010 piece for Driade from this point of view. The Zelight lamp clearly reinterprets the type of lamps found on building sites: simple, solid and equipped with a long cable. For some years this typology has been employed in lighting design to cater for a new way of living that increasingly involves moving and taking the light with you. The rotational moulding production technique also gives this object a light and playful aptitude, distinguishing it from its counterparts."

Detailed color: White / Red
Detailed material: Polyethylene

The world’s top designers have created products for the Italian furnishings firm Driade (Patricia Urquiola, Rod Arad, Philippe Starck), but what quenches your thirst for modern design is that Driade is suitable for any situation or style like the Tokyo Armchair or the Zelight Floor Lamp. Driade produces a full range of furniture, furnishings and ceramics, and from the outset (1968) used plastics, rejecting the Bauhaus model and moving design into the modern age with ABS moulding and fiberglass.