Kantarell Floor Lamp by New Works — Floor Lamp | District Australia
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Kantarell Floor Lamp

Kantarell Floor Lamp

4 in stock

$2,289.00
$2,289.00
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New Works

Falke Svatun

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Archetypes are reimagined through the contoured silhouette and technical elegance of the Kantarell Floor Lamp, a distinctive piece with timeless potential.

The reflector functions like an inverted funnel, effectively spreading the light outward from the almost hidden light source at its centre. The light is activated with a simple gesture — a gentle touch of a seamlessly integrated button, ensuring a smooth and pleasant interaction. The driver is discreetly stoved away at the plug, which makes way for an incredibly sleek design, distinguished by precision and fluidity.

Aluminum, LED.

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Designer Falke Svatun studied industrial design in Sydney, and after two years working as a designer in Copenhagen, he started his own practice in Oslo, his native Norway. His process as a designer is a hybrid between analogue and digital, where the development of ideas always starts with sketches on paper. Falke sees design as a perpetual process of maturation, where ideas need to rest and mature to ensure they stand the test of time. His work often explores the tension between utility and abstraction, drawing inspiration from everyday objects and forgotten gems of the past. Through material experimentation and a hands-on approach, he creates objects that invite reflection through their tactile and sculptural presence.