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Swap lampshade
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Swap lampshade
About this product
Architonic ID: 20752944
Year of Launch: 2022
Concept
Swap is a rechargeable battery-powered cordless table lamp, available in two heights (12,8” and 5,8”). A “touch” control on the base allows switching on/off and dimming. It is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. An electronic control system monitors the remaining autonomy and ensures a constant luminous flux until the battery runs out. Recharging is therefore optimized and always properly done. The lamp comes with a contact charging base; battery charger included. Swap can be customized with glass, ceramic, or fabric lampshades, to be purchased separately.
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Material
Ceramic
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Designers
Studio Kairos
Italy
Massimo Bonetti, Turin 1949, Giuseppe Manente, Mestre (Ve) 1947, Abramo Mion, Mirano (Ven) 1951, after separate working experience with industrial concerns, academic institutions and as free-lance operators, founded Kairos in 1980, which principally operates in the field of industrial design. Kairos in Classic Greek means the right point, the right place, the right degree. In ancient Greece, it was also a concept that defined a way of operating or designing. Kairos was, for example, the choice of the right place to build a house and, at the same time, the time one had to wait until the right moment to begin construction. This balance combination of place and time is intended to apply to every new Kairos project. AWARDS 1984 – prize "Compasso d’oro" for "Armadio Sisamo" by B&B ITALIA 1984 – prize "Mobile dell’Anno" for "Armadio Sisamo" by B&B ITALIA awarded by the magazine Schöner Wohnen 1987 – "Cucina futura" by DADA - Molteni Group selected for "Compasso d’oro" 1987 – "Scarpone da sci" by DOLOMITE selected for "Compasso d’oro" 1989 – "Abak" by B&B ITALIA – DIVISIONE UFFICI selected for "Compasso d’oro" 1989 – prize EIMU Milano 1991 – prize MILANO OFFICE DESIGN 1994 - "Velante" by B&B ITALIA selected for "Compasso d’oro".