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Captain Flint Floor
Floor lamp by Michael Anastassiades (2015) with a spinning cone and a black marble base.
373 × 1537 × 320 mm
2015
Approx. $2,600 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)
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Description
Overview
Captain Flint Floor is a floor lamp from Michael Anastassiades (2015). The cone rests on its apex on a rotating horizontal rod and gives adjustable direct light, and a marble base weights the stem.
Construction
- Stem and cone: painted steel, with a spun-metal cone
- Diffuser: opal photo-engraved injection-moulded polycarbonate
- Base: marble, in Black Marble on this unit
- Dimming: a foot switch on the cord gives on-off control and 10-100% brightness
Specifications
- 20 W LED array, included, 554 lm, 2700 K, roto-symmetric distribution
- 100-240 V at 50/60 Hz, plug-in 48 V electronic power supply with interchangeable plugs, insulation class III
- Made for indoor dry locations, protection IP 20
- 8.1 kg net
Story
Michael Anastassiades
Balance is the idea behind Captain Flint: a cone rests delicately on its apex on a rotating horizontal metal rod.
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