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Theia Floor

Floor lamp by Mathias Hahn made of two intersecting half-spheres on a slim iron stem

Dimensions

320 × 1164 × 320 mm

Year

2016

Approx. $2,800 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)

Materials
IronAluminiumSpun metalMethacrylate
Colors
WhiteBlack
Style
Streamlined

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Description

Overview

Theia Floor is a floor lamp by Mathias Hahn, 2016. Its lampshade is made of two half-spheres, one placed horizontally and the other vertically, which intersect each other.

Construction

  • Iron for the base and the stem
  • Lacquered aluminium dissipater that holds the built-in switch
  • Spun metal for the vertical semi-sphere, lacquered and white inside
  • Thermoformed methacrylate for the transparent smoked shade
  • LED included; black cord

Specifications

  • 32 x 32 x 116.4 cm (W x D x H)
  • Two finishes

Story

Light projected, reflected and absorbed

The formal design of Theia is elementary and streamlined: two half-spheres, one horizontal and one vertical, intersecting. These forms let the light from a single source be projected, reflected and absorbed by objects at the same time, for our visual enjoyment.

An indirect light that warms the room

Turning the lamp around its central axis points it towards the person using it, or towards an object or a wall. Aimed that way, it gives a subtle, indirect light that immediately warms the atmosphere. Because the metal lampshade is totally opaque, each position gives the piece a different appearance.

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