Akari Uf4-L8 Floor Lamp by Vitra
by Vitra
£1,380
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Handcrafted from traditional Japanese paper this beautifully formed mid century styled lamp provides a soft glow to the room.
Product Story
In 1951 artist and designer Isamu Noguchi produced the Akari range, an elegant collection of paper lamps inspired by classic East Asian forms and mid-century styles. The name 'Akari' is the Japanese term for brightness and lightness, both of which are reflected in this delicate shoji-paper design.
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Specifications
Dimensions
| Height | 188cm |
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| Width | 41cm |
| Depth | 41cm |
Materials & Information
| Shade | Shoji Paper |
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| Structure | Bamboo/steel wire. |
| Legs | Painted steel wire |
| Flex | Black |
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Bulb type: E27 not included (max 60 watts)
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Designed By Isamu Noguchi
Born 1904 in California, Isamu Noguchi was one of the 20th century's most influential designers. From his designs for the home to landscape architecture, Noguchi is renowned for his simple, sculptural style, inspired by his Japanese ancestry and merged with the pioneering mid-century modern movement that was emerging in America at the time.