Pol Lamp
Pol Lamp

Pol Lamp

80,00 €

Studio OWN

New

A lamp-suspension design in solid walnut for the less original and made entirely by hand. A touch of color for your interior 100% Made in France

Quantity :

Dimensions : 45 x 18 cm

Materials : solid walnut, cotton rope, metal

Colors : natural wood, yellow

Informations : bulb supplied - wattage: 220v - type E27 - cable length: 1,80m

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History of the product

A small square walnut lightly tinted, a colorful cotton rope connected to a sleeve a tad vintage for minimalism needed! This is the work of Mariana and Tom straight out of their studio in Montmartre.

An original realization assembled by hand which will bring a touch of color "punchy" to your decoration. Easy to install, it is easily attached to the wall and plugs into the mains. Its switch allows it to be used as a bedside lamp, in a library corner and in an entrance.

The designer

Mariana, a Venezuelan artist, has always been an artist and a visual artist, bubbling with ideas and expressing her through an intense productivity of fashion accessories, lamps, decorative objects, always with a support on a contemporary trend. Tom, English, a technician in the field of the show, uses his experience in carpentry, cabinet making and scenography to achieve functional volumes in 3 dimensions that are intended to furnish a space.

The production workshops are on site, which allows this duo to achieve the objects themselves with great care of detail that it is as much in terms of design, as manufacturing. In the era of digitization and automation, their studio based in Montmartre "OWN" claims manual production techniques in small quantities to guarantee the exclusivity of their products. The coherence of the whole is sewn by a common thread: a current interpretation of the objects that surround us on a daily basis.

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