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Rosy Angelis
Philippe Starck floor lamp whose fabric shade drapes like a tablecloth on an aluminium tripod.
580 × 1780 mm
1994
Approx. $1,100 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)
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Description
Overview
Rosy Angelis dates from 1994 and is a Philippe Starck floor lamp. It emits diffused light through an external shade in a special ultra-lightweight fabric, embroidered with the designer's signature. The lamp comes in one colour.
Construction
- Shade: special ultra-lightweight fabric embroidered with the designer's signature
- Stems: aluminium, forming a tripod
- Lamp-holder: foam polycarbonate
Specifications
- Overall size: W 580 x H 1780 mm
- One E26 lamp holder, 150 W incandescent (US version), dimmer integrated; light source not included
- IP 20
Story
A tablecloth over a table
Starck presents Rosy Angelis as a poetic reinterpretation of the classic floor lamp. It is inspired by the way a tablecloth softly drapes over a table, and its flowing fabric shade appears almost weightless.
Lightness and grace
Rosy Angelis is a jellyfish floating like a butterfly, Starck's take on lightness and ethereal grace. The delicate materiality gives it a romantic, atmospheric presence that blends contemporary wit with timeless elegance, on a slender tripod base.
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