hanging lamp n°5 chromed steel by muller van severen
€760,00 EUR
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The hanging lamps were among the first lighting designs by muller van severen. They debuted at their first show in 2011 and were part of the initial collection that brought the duo to prominence in the design world. These lamps embody the essence of their design philosophy: design as a sketch in space. valerie_objects now presents a reissue in chrome steel. With its shiny finish, the lamp stands out even more in the interior.
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dimensions
L 90 W 25 H 100 CM
specifications
materials
steel
fitting type
e27
bulb(s) included
yes
bulb replaceable
yes
dimmable
no
cable length m
2 meter
max. voltage
240 volt
max. wattage
4 watt
switch
yes
height-adjustable
no
installation instructions included
yes
operating environment
indoor
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product code: V9015032-806
hanging lamps n° 1/2/3/4/5 by muller van severen
Although most design lovers know Muller Van Severen for their furniture, the design couple’s story actually kicked off with the conception of these hanging lamps. "It all started out of necessity." Hannes explains. "We were working in our new home which is an old house. A socket in the ceiling above the table was missing to plug in a light source, so we designed a lamp that could hang from the wall."
The first prototypes were shown at Muller Van Severen’s very first solo exhibition in 2011. During that exhibition, Fien and Hannes filled the gallery space Valerie Traan of Veerle Wenes (art director of valerie_objects) with designs that looked as if somebody took a set of crayons and started drawing in the air. This is in fact exactly how these lamps should be interpreted, as seemingly naive drawings materialized into real life.
Like all Muller Van Severen’s furniture, the hanging lamps add a sober but colorful line to the interior. At the end of that line, there’s a lightbulb, “with a lampshade we initially dug up at a flee market”, Hannes fills in. “It is a fantastic lampshade: perfectly neutral. Luckily we found a company who was able to produce it”.
The first prototypes were shown at Muller Van Severen’s very first solo exhibition in 2011. During that exhibition, Fien and Hannes filled the gallery space Valerie Traan of Veerle Wenes (art director of valerie_objects) with designs that looked as if somebody took a set of crayons and started drawing in the air. This is in fact exactly how these lamps should be interpreted, as seemingly naive drawings materialized into real life.
Like all Muller Van Severen’s furniture, the hanging lamps add a sober but colorful line to the interior. At the end of that line, there’s a lightbulb, “with a lampshade we initially dug up at a flee market”, Hannes fills in. “It is a fantastic lampshade: perfectly neutral. Luckily we found a company who was able to produce it”.