


Delphinium ceiling lamp round
Architonic ID: 1335710
SKU: DP80N
Anno di Lancio: 1998
Ø 80 cm
height 35 cm
16 kg
nickel finish
Concetto
It is a small step from the purity of nature to the pleasures of life, a step taken at the time of the introduction of Delphinium. The structure of frivolous iron garlands carrying glass elements evokes an almost secret longing for times bygone.
A new stream of dancing designs comes to the fore, all with a playful hint of hedonism. All chandeliers are standard supplied with 1.5 meter chain, 2 meter electrical cable and a ceiling shade.
All floor- and table lamps are standard supplied with a dimmer.
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Metallo

Netherlands
William Brand (1963) and Annet van Egmond (1964) graduated at the Hogeschool voor de Kunsten Utrecht the Netherlands where he trained as an architect and she as a sculptor working since 18 years as independent product designers. William and Annet are responsible for the design, the art-direction and are founders of Brand van Egmond. William won some national awards and Annet received a grant. The collection includes “prêt-a-porter” lamps as well as “tailor-made” products, especially designed for individual clients. With their studio/laboratory background they make “haute couture” pieces for an international public as well as for residential projects. They work with creative leading architects and interior designers on special projects for hotels, clubs and restaurants. Their latest project was for the Dutch Embassy in New Delhi. The mysterious Night Watch is shown there as an art installation. This project formed the base for the new “claire-obscure” Night Watch collection that brings tradition into today’s trendy space. Every year they create their new lighting handcrafted sculptures in freedom with fun and passion, never thinking of the market demand. The collections is showed at fairs and galleries such as Cologne and Utrecht (own showroom) Milan, Frankfurt, Paris, London, New York, Tokyo and Courtrai. In 2004 the Hollywood shed it’s light over the 76th Academy Awards presentation in the US. In 2006 Patricia Urquiola selected Flower Power for the Design Yearbook of 2007