Arrival

Mayday is a term used to ask for help during wars. The term comes from a pronunciation error: the English pilots who flew over France in the First World War, failing to correctly say the expression "venez m’aider" (come to help me), replaced it with a more Anglophone, "Mayday". Mayday is also the name of the lamp that the designer Kostantin Grcic has designed for Flos in 1999 with the goal of "can be useful whenever you need light". The lamp Flos it is inspired by work, in fact also called emergency, that with a hook can be positioned everywhere.

Designed by Achille Castiglioni on the occasion of the opening Flosshowoom in Turin in 1972, Bulb is a bulb lamp, partially satined to limit the reverb, housed on a lampholder with built-in switch and supported on a coil as an aluminum base, useful for coiling the excess cable. Pure and ironic as the total work of master Castiglioni, Lampadina is today one of the historical pieces of lighting design.

Designed by Achille Castiglioni on the occasion of the opening Flosshowoom in Turin in 1972, Bulb is a bulb lamp, partially satined to limit the reverb, housed on a lampholder with built-in switch and supported on a coil as an aluminum base, useful for coiling the excess cable. Pure and ironic as the total work of master Castiglioni, Lampadina is today one of the historical pieces of lighting design.

Designed by Achille Castiglioni on the occasion of the opening Flosshowoom in Turin in 1972, Bulb is a bulb lamp, partially satined to limit the reverb, housed on a lampholder with built-in switch and supported on a coil as an aluminum base, useful for coiling the excess cable. Pure and ironic as the total work of master Castiglioni, Lampadina is today one of the historical pieces of lighting design.

Designed by Achille Castiglioni on the occasion of the opening Flosshowoom in Turin in 1972, Bulb is a bulb lamp, partially satined to limit the reverb, housed on a lampholder with built-in switch and supported on a coil as an aluminum base, useful for coiling the excess cable. Pure and ironic as the total work of master Castiglioni, Lampadina is today one of the historical pieces of lighting design.

Designed by Achille Castiglioni on the occasion of the opening Flosshowoom in Turin in 1972, Bulb is a bulb lamp, partially satined to limit the reverb, housed on a lampholder with built-in switch and supported on a coil as an aluminum base, useful for coiling the excess cable. Pure and ironic as the total work of master Castiglioni, Lampadina is today one of the historical pieces of lighting design.

Designed by Achille Castiglioni on the occasion of the opening Flosshowoom in Turin in 1972, Bulb is a bulb lamp, partially satined to limit the reverb, housed on a lampholder with built-in switch and supported on a coil as an aluminum base, useful for coiling the excess cable. Pure and ironic as the total work of master Castiglioni, Lampadina is today one of the historical pieces of lighting design.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Designed by Jasper Morrison for Flos - Made in Italy lighting brand par excellence - hanging lamp Smithfield is designed to spread a direct light.

Available in white, black with glossy finish, matt black, red, green and MUD, the collection Smithfield honors historic London and iconic lighting installed within Smithfield's infamous meat market. The wide curved diffuser emits a warm light, perfect for lighting a kitchen, a dining area or a meeting space.

Designed by Jasper Morrison for Flos - Made in Italy lighting brand par excellence - hanging lamp Smithfield is designed to spread a direct light.

Available in white, black with glossy finish, matt black, red, green and MUD, the collection Smithfield honors historic London and iconic lighting installed within Smithfield's infamous meat market. The wide curved diffuser emits a warm light, perfect for lighting a kitchen, a dining area or a meeting space.

In 1969, the Italian architect Mario Bellini presented for the first time Chiara, a table lamp realized by a single “sheet” plate folded on itself, as a polished stainless steel coat. The rest is history. Among the iconic lamps Flos, Chiara - after more than fifty years - is still an elegant and unique complement of lighting in her design.

"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.

"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 Tobia Scarpa for Flos - Made in Italy lighting brand par excellence - lamp White sheet wall is designed to diffuse a direct, indirect or partially diffused light.

An essential but elegant lamp, sinuous and adaptable to any wall or ceiling.

The construction material is steel, cut, folded and powder coated.

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 S1 suspension lamp for 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.

"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.

Tatoutable lamp from retro traits and a little exotic conceived by Patricia Urquiola for Flos, draws inspiration from classical armours, especially those of ancient Japan. The design concept - dynamic, light, flexible, lies in the repetition of four identical elements, interlaced each other to form a unified dome: this form spreads direct light up or down or through the perforated shell.

Tatoutable lamp from retro traits and a little exotic conceived by Patricia Urquiola for Flos, draws inspiration from classical armours, especially those of ancient Japan. The design concept - dynamic, light, flexible, lies in the repetition of four identical elements, interlaced each other to form a unified dome: this form spreads direct light up or down or through the perforated shell.

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 S2 suspension lamp for Flos.

In 1958 Gino Sarfatti he designed a chandelier capable of reinterpreting the tradition of Murano chandeliers, reducing the embellishments to a more essential form. Today - 65 years later - la Suspension lamp 2097 is between best seller of Flos, company of lighting made in Italy par excellence, thanks to an avant-garde aesthetic never out of fashion for the new generations. The Suspension lamp 2097 - here in the version 50 bulbs - replaces refractories and pendants with cables and bulbs that from functional elements become the decorative protagonists of the project, supported by a central steel tube with radial arms.

Notes: If not available in stock, re-absorbable in about 3-4 weeks. Contact us for more information.

Free return within 14 days.

In 1958 Gino Sarfatti he designed a chandelier capable of reinterpreting the tradition of Murano chandeliers, reducing the embellishments to a more essential form. Today - 65 years later - la Suspension lamp 2097 is between best seller of Flos, company of lighting made in Italy par excellence, thanks to an avant-garde aesthetic never out of fashion for the new generations. The Suspension lamp 2097 - here in the version 50 bulbs - replaces refractories and pendants with cables and bulbs that from functional elements become the decorative protagonists of the project, supported by a central steel tube with radial arms.

Notes: If not available in stock, re-absorbable in about 3-4 weeks. Contact us for more information.

Free return within 14 days.

In 1958 Gino Sarfatti he designed a chandelier capable of reinterpreting the tradition of Murano chandeliers, reducing the embellishments to a more essential form. Today - 65 years later - la Suspension lamp 2097 is between best seller of Flos, company of lighting made in Italy par excellence, thanks to an avant-garde aesthetic never out of fashion for the new generations. The Suspension lamp 2097 - here in the version 50 bulbs - replaces refractories and pendants with cables and bulbs that from functional elements become the decorative protagonists of the project, supported by a central steel tube with radial arms.

Notes: If not available in stock, re-absorbable in about 3-4 weeks. Contact us for more information.

Free return within 14 days.

In 1958 Gino Sarfatti he designed a chandelier capable of reinterpreting the tradition of Murano chandeliers, reducing the embellishments to a more essential form. Today - 65 years later - la Suspension lamp 2097 is between best seller of Flos, company of lighting made in Italy par excellence, thanks to an avant-garde aesthetic never out of fashion for the new generations. The Suspension lamp 2097 - here in the version 30 bulbs - replaces refractories and pendants with cables and bulbs that from functional elements become the decorative protagonists of the project, supported by a central steel tube with radial arms.

Notes: If not available in stock, re-absorbable in about 3-4 weeks. Contact us for more information.

Free return within 14 days.

In 1958 Gino Sarfatti he designed a chandelier capable of reinterpreting the tradition of Murano chandeliers, reducing the embellishments to a more essential form. Today - 65 years later - la Suspension lamp 2097 is between best seller of Flos, company of lighting made in Italy par excellence, thanks to an avant-garde aesthetic never out of fashion for the new generations. The Suspension lamp 2097 - here in the version 30 bulbs - replaces refractories and pendants with cables and bulbs that from functional elements become the decorative protagonists of the project, supported by a central steel tube with radial arms.

Notes: If not available in stock, re-absorbable in about 3-4 weeks. Contact us for more information.

Free return within 14 days.

In 1958 Gino Sarfatti he designed a chandelier capable of reinterpreting the tradition of Murano chandeliers, reducing the embellishments to a more essential form. Today - 65 years later - la Suspension lamp 2097 is between best seller of Flos, company of lighting made in Italy par excellence, thanks to an avant-garde aesthetic never out of fashion for the new generations. The Suspension lamp 2097 - here in the version 30 bulbs - replaces refractories and pendants with cables and bulbs that from functional elements become the decorative protagonists of the project, supported by a central steel tube with radial arms.

Notes: If not available in stock, re-absorbable in about 3-4 weeks. Contact us for more information.

Free return within 14 days.