Quadro Table Lamp 40 Floor & Table Lamps Lumen Center Italia

Quadro Table Lamp

By Jacques Adnet, for Lumen Center Italia

Quadro Table Lamp

By Jacques Adnet, For Lumen Center Italia

$2,928.00 - $4,876.80

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Matte Black

SPEC #: LCI1375303 | ID: QUADL102V7U

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Quadro Table Lamp

SPEC #: LCI1375303

ID: QUADL102V7U

Designed by Jacques AdnetRead Bio

Originally designed by Jacques Adnet in 1929, the Quadro Table Lamp showcases the refined, minimalistic style of the Rationalist design movement. The lamp's square, tubular structure is crafted from brass with acrylic diffusers housing the integrated LED light sources. A rectangular marble base adds a luxurious accent to the design. Push dimmer located on base.

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Finish: Chrome, Gold, Matte Black

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Lumen Center Italia has entered the 21st century with great energy. Lumen Center Italia embodies the Italian approach to design: receptive towards contemporary thought, with strong cultural roots, sensitive to aesthetics. Above all, Lumen Center Italia intends to be an Italian design factory, manufacturing lighting devices, prototyped, tested and produced entirely in Italy. An integral 'Made in Italy' factory, reliable, accessible, open, in which to create ceiling lights, chandeliers, floor lamps and table lamps of value for the homes of today and tomorrow.

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Jacques Adnet (1900-1984) was a French architect, designer, and a leading proponent of the Modernist movement. After studying at the Auxerre School of Design and L'Ecole des Arts Decoratifs, he founded the company JJ Adnet, along with his brother Jean. Adnet quickly became a rising star of the design world, and in 1925 he was recognized as one of France's leading young designers by both the Salon d'Automne and Les Expositions des Arts Decoratifs. From 1928 to 1960, Adnet worked as the director of the Compagnie des Arts Franais, where he collaborated with other prominent designers such as Franois Jourdain, Charlotte Perriand and Georges Jouve. In addition to designing furniture, Adnet also designed apartments and offices for UNESCO and French president Vincent Auriol. Because of his pioneering vision and innovative use of both form and materials, Adnet remains an icon of Modernist design to this day.