G1F Floor Lamp 45 Floor & Table Lamps Sammode Studio

G1F Floor Lamp

By Pierre Guariche, for Sammode Studio

G1F Floor Lamp

By Pierre Guariche, For Sammode Studio

$6,027.00 - $6,396.00

SPEC #: SAM992397 | ID: 90240014

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G1F Floor Lamp

SPEC #: SAM992397

ID: 90240014

Designed by Pierre GuaricheRead Bio

The G1F Floor Lamp features a magisterial and timless design that has an embossed metal lampshade and two light sources allowing for direct and indirect lighting. Available in two sizes with a Black/Brass finish complemented by a choice of White, Black, or Red colored shades. Includes dimmer switch on the cord. CE listed.

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Finish: Black / Brass

Color: Matte Black, Red, White

Prop 65 Warning for California Residents This product can expose you to chemicals, which are known in the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to https://www.p65warnings.ca.gov/.

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Sammode is a family run company, specialized in high-end lighting for over 90 years. Based in France, Sammode has cultivated the alliance of craftsmanship and industry to position itself as both developer and manufacturer of highly durable products. Designs that are sleek, industrial and highlight existing architecture propels Sammode's unique products. Bear witness to the knowledge, drive, and passion of the artisans behind all of Sammode's contemporary luminaires.

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French designer Pierre Guariche is renowned for his work as both an interior decorator and architect that specialized in highly functional, mass-produced pieces of furniture. During the height of Guariche's fame, he took inspiration from artistic contemporary, Marcel Duchamp. Guariche's first major project was a complete suite of readymade furniture which he called Prefacto, commissioned by the Airborne company. He went on to design a popular, inexpensive, and easily manufactured chair made of plastic and aluminum which became known as the Vampire Chair, and went into production in 1954.

Expanding his horizons, Guariche explored the world of lighting and designed a series of playful lamps resembling Alexander Calder-like mobiles that delicately balance the lampshade on a horizontal post. To this day, Pierre Guariche is known as a pivotal force in the world of 20th century design.