Flos
Flos was founded in 1962 in Merano by Dino Gavina and Cesare Cassina, who wished to produce modern lighting.Today Flos is an international organization that offers a complete range of residential, commercial and even custom-made lighting products that can be seamlessly integrated into any office, hotel, or store.
Flos's contract division assists architects with the know-how it acquired over its forty years of experience not only as a manufacturer, but also as a specialty lighting systems designer for a wide-range of challenging environments, such as museums, stores, and theatres.
The catalogue showcases items that now rightfully belong to the history of design. Among these are the Parentesi by Achille Castiglioni and Pio Manzù; Arco and Taraxacum by Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni; Miss Sissi, Archimoon, the Romeo series and the Ktribe series by Philippe Starck; the Glo-Ball series by Jasper Morrison; Skygarden and Zepplin suspension lights by Marcel Wanders; the 2097 chandelier by Gino Sarfatti; Ray by Rodolfo Dordoni; Kelvin by Antonio Citterio with Toan Nguyen; and Nebula by Joris Laarman.
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Flos / Toio
Designed by Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni in 1962, The Toio is a unique floor lamp, suitable for indirect lighting. Now part of the museum of Modern Art's permanent collection, the lamp is characterized by an Industrial transformer at the base...
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Flos / Fuscia
The Fuscia series by Achille Castiglioni for Flos is a clean modern lighting solution. Perfect for a kitchen or dining room, the Fuscia lamps are available as single suspensions, triple suspensions, as eight or twelve suspensions. diffuser size: h 1...
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Flos / Spun
Designed by Sebastian Wong in 2003 for Flos, the spun floor lamp is a simple yet elegant floor fixture providing diffused light. The spun metal frame and diffuser are made of die-cast aluminum, and the upper diffuser screen is made of sandblasted pre...
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Flos / Arco
The Arco lamp by Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni was first introduced by Flos in 1962. Over the years it has become an icon of modern design, and has even won the MoMA design Collection award. A marble base supports a spun aluminum reflector via...
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Flos / Luminator
The Luminator floor lamp was first designed by Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni in 1954. With it's single lighting source, a silver-domed 300W spotlight, and sleek silhouette the design of the Luminator is both minimalist yet functional. h 72.8 ...
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Flos / Model2097
The model 2097 30/50 was first designed by Gino Sarfatti in 1958, and is now part of the classic Flos pieces that have been re-issued. This chandelier is a stunning piece that provides general ambient lighting, perfect for an entrance or over a dinin...
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Flos / Skygarden
With the Skygarden suspension lamp, designer Marcel Wanders artfully blends classic detail with modern design. The interior which showcases sculpted plaster foliage inspired by an antique decorated ceiling, contrasts beautifully with the modern, clea...
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Flos / Ktribe
Designed by Philippe Starck, the Ktribe features a slender, elegant metal stem and a transparent PMMA diffuser with internal aluminized coating and a second internal polycarbonate diffuser with opal white finish. With its refined shape, the Ktribe ta...
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Flos / Taccia
Designed by Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni in 1962, the Taccia lamp provides indirect and reflected light. The hand blown clear glass diffuser is adjustable and the metal reflector has a gloss white finish inside, and a white powder-coated fini...
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Flos / Kelvin
The Kelvin table lamp by Antonio Citterio with Toan Nguyen for Flos provides direct task lighting. With its articulated arm and adjustable head, the Kelvin is perfect for any commercial or home office setting. The diffuser is made of Injection-molded...
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Flos / Glow Ball
With its minimalist look, the glow ball by Jasper Morrison for Flos is a simple, functional and classic lighting solution for wall or ceiling mounted lighting. The diffuser consists of externally acid etched hand-blown glass, and is available in two ...