Very Unusual Lamps. Part 2

Posted on October 19, 2009
Filed Under Catellani & Smith Lighting, Ingo Maurer Lighting, Table Lamps

Today we will continue our talk about unusual lamps. Very Unusual Lamps. Part 2

Very Unusual Lamps. Part 2

This is Kokoro, a table lamp. It takes part in the collection MaMo Nouchies by Ingo Maurer. It is very similar to a fantastic bird, is not it? We can even call this bird a phoenix as well. By the way, the designer has spent at least 10 weeks to make this, as well as all the other table lamps. If you know this fact you will definitely look at them with even bigger respect.

Very Unusual Lamps. Part 2
These lamps belong to Carlo Catellani who organized his own company Catellani & Smith. He was born in Parma, and has got acquainted in Spain, on island Minorka, with his future partner, architect Smith. Three years later, they have decided to organize the company and to be engaged in manufacture of lamps under the brand Catellani & Smith. All their works are unique and are made by hand.
Very Unusual Lamps. Part 2