Floor lamp Cache H 130 cm, black | Le Klint

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Description:CACHÉ in French means hidden, which is beautifully symbolized by the hand-folded lampshade that has been elegantly integrated to reveal the unique DNA of LE KLINT classics. This beautiful [...] Read All

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Floor lamp Cache H 130 cm, black | Le Klint

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THE DESIGNER

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Floor lamp Cache H 130 cm, black | Le Klint

Year of collection

2014

THE DESIGNER

AURÉLIEN BARBRY

Measures

H 130 x W 45 x Diam. 30 cm

Material

Steel | Plastic

Light source

600 Lumen - E27 - 20W (Led) included

Energy class

A+

Cod.

355

EAN

5703387135512

CACHÉ in French means hidden, which is beautifully symbolized by the hand-folded lampshade that has been elegantly integrated to reveal the unique DNA of LE KLINT classics. This beautiful design was created by the French designer Aurélien Barbry, who was once an apprentice for the famous French architect Jean Nouvel.

The CACHÉ series consist of five pendants, a table and a floor lamp. All models are manufactured in a sleek contemporary design, stamped with the guarantee of LE KLINT's high quality craftsmanship. All parts are produced in Denmark. The lamp series is available in black or grey featuring a subtle yet elegant brass detail.

AURÉLIEN BARBRY

Aurélien Barbry was born in 1969. Aurelién Barbry graduated with Honor from Ecole Camondo Paris as an industrial and interior designer. He started his career by working with famous architect Jean Nouvel. Since then Aurélien Barbry has worked on many different interior and design projects, his clients include Georg Jensen, COR, Menu, Normann Copenhagen and ENO among others. Since 2007 he set up his own studio and he's today based in Copenhagen where he continues to work on challenging design. Quote: "Design is an exercise where you take the simplest things in your daily life and ask yourself how they could be done differently. I want to move objects towards simplicity and obviousness of the form so it becomes dialogue with the end user. Reinstate everyday forms, simple and accurate." [...]

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