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Post Floor Lamp
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Architonic ID: 20108606
Year of Launch: 2020
An innovative modular lighting design with an archetypal appearance, graphic character and forward-thinking
functionalities. Position, turn and dim the lamp’s lighting units according to individual needs. Post Floor Lamp comes with two lighting units. Additional lighting unit is available as spare part.
Material: Base in powder coated steel. Lighting unit in powder coated magnesium with silicone cord and acrylic opal diffuser. Cable drops in powder coated plastic with magnet. Power hub in powder coated plastic with PVC cord.
COLOR
Black
Concept
The Post Floor Lamp is an innovative modular lighting design with an archetypal appearance, graphic lines and forward-thinking functionalities. Exploring the utmost flexibility of a magnetic joint, the individual lighting units of the design can be positioned, turned and dimmed up and down to individual needs. Use the magnetic cable drops to position the cords on the rod. The Post Floor Lamp comes with two lighting units. An additional lighting unit can be purchased as spare part and added to the design by plugging it into the power hub and positioning it on the rod.
EARNEST STUDIO ON THE DESIGN "The Post Floor Lamp came from the idea of exploring the flexibility of the magnetic joint, giving the user the freedom to position and dim the lamp’s light units according to individual needs. Designed with a sculptural expression, simple lines and a refined finish, the Post Floor Lamp represents a new perspective through its graphic character and forward-thinking functionality. Configure up to three lighting units on the Post Floor Lamp for an elegant ambient or task light.
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Metal
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Designers
Earnest Studio
Netherlands
Open Design: A History of the Construction of a Dutch Idea, co-authored with Joana Meroz, was published in The Design Journal, Volume 15, Issue 4. To date, projects, profiles and interviews have appeared in various publications and blogs including, Abitare, Arcademi, Azure, Blend, Casamica, Connecting the Dots, DAMn°, Designboom, Design Indaba, Dezeen, Domus, Dossier Journal, Elle Decor, Frame, FranklinTill, It’s Nice That, LS:N Global, Mocoloco, Protein, Refinery29, This is Paper, Viewpoint:, Viva, Wallpaper*, and Yatzer. Books include the Design Academy Eindhoven 2011 Graduation Catalogue Our Way, Copy Nature #2: Elementary Sentiments and the Design and Design Book of the Year.