Image source: Ligne Roset — G21 Floor standard lamp
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G21 Floor standard lamp
G21 floor lamp by Pierre Guariche, 1951: white metal shade on a brushed brass stem and steel base
350 × 850 mm
1951
Approx. $3,500 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)
Official product information
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Description
Overview
The G21 Floor standard lamp white shade is a floor lamp designed in 1951 by Pierre Guariche for Ligne Roset. It gives targeted, intimate mood lighting: a metal shade shields the eyes from the light source while directing the flow of light.
Construction
The reflector is painted aluminium, white on the exterior and the interior. The stem is brushed brass and is directional, with a sliding peg that adjusts its height for greater comfort. The base is painted steel.
Controls and size
An inline dimmer and a 2.5 m cable are fitted. Width 350 mm, depth 850 mm, weight 10 kg.
Story
Designed in 1951
Pierre Guariche designed the G21 in 1951. Its metal shade shields the eyes from the light source and directs the flow of light, which makes the lamp a source of targeted, intimate mood lighting.
A directional stem
The brushed brass stem is directional. A sliding peg lets the user adjust its height for greater comfort, and the lamp stands on a painted steel base with an inline dimmer on its 2.5 m cable.
