A girlish lighting with an excellent sense of form and deep intelligence in material processing.
This is a lighting design by Pierre Guariche, one of France's representative designers, created in the 1950s. Guariche designed a wide variety of lamps to meet all needs. His lighting, characterized by an excellent sense of form and a deep intelligence in material processing, including metal, creates elegant spaces with its original shapes. The G61 table lamp features a distinctive top and side made of a perforated steel plate covered with a milky acrylic cover, along with milky acrylic side panels. It allows you to enjoy soft light through the milky acrylic cover and the regular round light from the steel plate. It has been faithfully reproduced by the French lighting manufacturer "Samode Studio," incorporating modern technology while staying true to the original design.
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Designer: Pierre Guariche Design Year: 1959 Brand: Sammode Studio Country of Production: France Size: Width 270 × Depth 270 × Height 200 mm Weight: 1.7 kg Cord Length: 1.8 m Specifications: E26 Incandescent Bulb 40W × 1 or E26 LED Bulb Equivalent to 60W × 1 (sold separately) With Intermediate Switch Material: Legs: Brass (Blasted Finish) Cover: Opal Acrylic, Perforated Steel Plate Body: Opal Acrylic Warranty Period: 1 year 【Sammode Guariche Model Series Lineup】 ■ G3 Wall Lamp ■ G3 Triple Wall Lamp ■ G25 Wall Lamp ■ G21 Floor Lamp ■ G60 Table Lamp ■ G61 Table Lamp ■ G24 Table Lamp
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Our company is engaged in the import of interior goods and the manufacturing of original furniture. One of our business areas, product development, involves collecting old materials and products from that time, making improvements to align with modern lifestyles, and commercializing them. We are also focused on discovering designers who are eager to build their history and their works.
