The collection Emi was born from the mission of Erwan Bouroullec to bring professional quality in lighting for domestic and hotel environments. The proprietary technology Flos has allowed the creation of a series of compact lighting fixtures with a patented anti-reflective optical unit for maximum visual comfort. Even when it is on, the floor lamp EMI remains mysterious. The space is illuminated with a magnificent visual effect without revealing the source, since the light emerges from the central body and never directly involves the eye. The result is an extremely comfortable lighting solution.
Designed by Marcel Wanders for Flos - Made in Italy lighting brand par excellence - lamp Skynest Motion Mattone from the ground is conceived to spread an indirect light. The dome that distinguishes the product is a combination of bright and dark elements, arranged in a net made of polyester. Each bright element is powered by special microconnectors, the interior of the dome is always white to allow optimal light emission.
Synthesis of expressivity, form and function, lamp Snoopy produced by Flos since 1967 it is a nice tribute to the character created by cartoonist Charles M. Schulz. Designed by brothers Castiglioni, is composed of a black painted metal reflector, a thick glass plate and a white marble base with an innovative dimmer for the time that regulates the intensity of light. A description so technical and neutral makes us lose its main ingredient: irony.
Today it is so easy to turn on and off the chandeliers, that we often do not notice how important they are. Yet they are the silent protagonists of the rooms of the house - because light is life. For this reason it is important to focus on the choice of lighting with a personal taste, that embraces design and that it makes us opt for author pieces to look up with nose and use long - especially after sunset. Perfect is the smithfield hanging lamp designed by Jasper Morrison for Flos - Made in Italy lighting brand par excellence.
"A lamp for millenniums and generation Z, a flexible lighting tool that adapts to the multilayer approach of the house that is defining its generation (and those that will follow)". Thus describes Bilboquet Philippe Malouin, the author. The signed table lamp Flos - whose head connects to the body through a shiny magnetic ball that allows to use it in a wide variety of different configurations - was conceived in his studio and with his friends from all over East London.
Designed by Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby for Flos - Made in Italy lighting brand par excellence - The lamp Bellhop Floor from the ground is designed to spread an indirect light, a unique, original object, ideal to add a hint of brio and color to our environments. The base is made of concrete, the aluminium stem is glossy painted in various colors. The reflector made of white blown glass and opal glossy grey, allows a diffusion of indirect light. Equipped with 270 cm long electric cable, pedal dimmer switch with ON/OFF functions and 10-100% luminous flux adjustment.
"A lamp for millenniums and generation Z, a flexible lighting tool that adapts to the multilayer approach of the house that is defining its generation (and those that will follow)". Thus describes Bilboquet Philippe Malouin, the author. The signed table lamp Flos - whose head connects to the body through a shiny magnetic ball that allows to use it in a wide variety of different configurations - was conceived in his studio and with his friends from all over East London.
At the restaurant, in a co-working space, in the library or at home. From the bedside table to the reading corner, to the home office, on the terrace. The passion for the play of lamps in unplugged version begins from their perpetual motion, to continue in a fun and elegant aesthetic, marked by the pragmatism of multifunctionality. Bellhop, the rechargeable lamp designed by Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby now signed icon Flos (despite its young age), it offers an exceptionally high quality of light, in perfect balance between atmosphere and functionality.
At the restaurant, in a co-working space, in the library or at home. From the bedside table to the reading corner, to the home office, on the terrace. The passion for the play of lamps in unplugged version begins from their perpetual motion, to continue in a fun and elegant aesthetic, marked by the pragmatism of multifunctionality. Bellhop, the rechargeable lamp designed by Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby now signed icon Flos (despite its young age), it offers an exceptionally high quality of light, in perfect balance between atmosphere and functionality.
A brass stem with satin finish. And at the top or bottom, a glass sphere facing the outside, in a delicate game of balance at the end of an oblique wand. Apparently unstable, the opalescent sphere seems to want to slip away, as if it were the tool of the number of a juggler in which ball and wand reach a magical balance. From an idea of the Cypriot designer Michael Anastassiades was born the elegant iC Lights T2 table lamp for Flos.
Designed by Achilles and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni in 1962, Archery was the first product of industrial design to be protected by copyright. With the rigor of its lines and the attention in the use of materials, the most famous floor lamp to the mono is the hybrid, with a vocation to the suspension, which has established new rules in the interaction between table and illuminating luminaire, leaving it from the fixed position to the ceiling.
Designed by Achilles and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni in 1962, Archery was the first product of industrial design to be protected by copyright. With the rigor of its lines and the attention in the use of materials, the most famous floor lamp to the mono is the hybrid, with a vocation to the suspension, which has established new rules in the interaction between table and illuminating luminaire, leaving it from the fixed position to the ceiling.
"We consider it the Mercedes of the lamps. A successful symbol: perhaps because it resembles a classical column. Certainly we were not thinking about prestige when we designed it. We wanted to get a surface that was cold.. So Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni told Taccia, classical and refined lamp, now among the timeless icons signed Flos.
"We consider it the Mercedes of the lamps. A successful symbol: perhaps because it resembles a classical column. Certainly we were not thinking about prestige when we designed it. We wanted to get a surface that was cold.. So Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni told Taccia, classical and refined lamp, now among the timeless icons signed Flos.
"We consider it the Mercedes of the lamps. A successful symbol: perhaps because it resembles a classical column. Certainly we were not thinking about prestige when we designed it. We wanted to get a surface that was cold.. So Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni told Taccia, classical and refined lamp, now among the timeless icons signed Flos.
Since 1971 a must have for all lovers of design design design. Opinion is the ceiling lamp of Flos - conceived by the creative genius of Achille Castiglioni and Pio Manzù - became emblem industrial industrial industrial in the world of'interior in Italy and the rest of the world. Formed by a shaped steel tube on which it is possible to slide the lamp vertically, it can adapt in every need thanks to the adjustment of the height of the light source.
Turned in the Rome of the Sixties, "Sweet Life" by Federico Fellini still retains all its charm, defined by the criticism of all the splendid, fun and tragic times, moved and changing, very rich:without principle or end, so laminated, image of chaos, chaotic in appearance and calculated at the same time with a language that is tender and aggressive, descaling and deep.The inn is today a cult to frame and decorate in every home environment.
"The Great Beauty" Paolo Sorrentino - winner of an Oscar award and a Golden Globe Award as best foreign film - it is a film that lives on the same contradictions that tells, of baroque excesses and emotional intimacy, moments of a real surrealism as pure and crystalline essential aesthetic enjoyment, of a constant and uninterrupted crepuscularity even from the light of the day and moments of extraordinary clarity on oneself and the world.Defined by criticism an opulent film for reasoned need, but in which the director finds even, no paradoxically, the space to calm the hull of his whirlwind camera.The inn is today a cult to frame and decorate in every home environment.
Wonderful festivals, champagne rivers, opulence, splendor and decline:is perhaps the glistening setting of New York in the 1920s one of the things that remains more impressed than the film "The Great Gatsby" - winner of two Oscar awards and drawn from Francis Scott Fitzgerald's novel -.The inn is today a cult to frame and decorate in every home environment.
There is an image and that does not need long descriptions:Jack and Rose, on the bow of the Titanic, who look at the horizon in front of them, while the sun is about to transmount.An image that now belongs to the collective imagination and that alone tells in the best way how much Titanic it's not a movie like another.The fashions and years pass but the 1997 James Cameron film was and remains a phenomenon as few: the inn is today a cult to frame and decorate in every home environment.
The myth of Orpheus and the interweaving of the "Lady of the Camellias" revive in the history of Satine, a beautiful star of the cabaret, the young poet who was torn and in love, and of Toulouse-Lautrec, an extraordinary painter and deformed man.An allegory of the passage to the adult age in which you give up dreams and becomes aware that you cannot be absolute arbitrators of your destiny: Moulin Rouge! tells this story, an atypical musical inspired by La Traviata pop version.The inn?A cult to frame and decorate in every home environment.
Everyone knows Notting Hill, even who has never seen it (who has never seen it?!).On the other hand it is one of the most famous romantic comedies of the 1990s - the years of Grunge and the Nirvana, tv series years as Friends and Sex and the city and the years of the last memorable rom com.In fact more famous than ever, a classic in short, a cult to frame and decorate in every environment of the house.
Refreshed in Cinderella, an "adjusted" to My Lady and here's funny, beautiful modern fairytale, tender and witty, romantic and spiced, with a soundtrack that remains inside you.The macho rob Richard Gere, dismissed the creepy air, is even sympathetic:but the surprise is the young Julia Roberts, simply enchanting: sex-appeal to sell, class and a super temperament: who speaks the criticism?Of Pretty Woman, a great classic, a cult to frame and decorate in every home environment.
Pulp Fiction by Quentin Tarantino, the work of the 90's and an exemplary combination of post-modernism and mainstream cinema.The fragmented and incaster narrative, the most efferted violence made cool, black and admiccant humor, citationism cinephile elevated to art, high and low union and taste for digression:the winning cards of a film that made epoch and inspired multiple imitations.A great classic, a cult to frame and decorate in every home environment.
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