Nendo 'Tomoshi' Portable Lantern for Louis Poulsen

Nendo 'Tomoshi' Portable Lantern for Louis PoulsenNendo 'Tomoshi' Portable Lantern for Louis Poulsen Designed by the acclaimed Nendo Studio in Japan, the 'Tomoshi' (Japanese for "light") is a new offering in Louis Poulsen's portable lighting array. Executed in a durable recycled polymer, Tomoshi's diffuser reflects a warm glow off the lamp's matte finish body. This unique battery powered lamp includes a leather strap on top that allows hanging installations and brings a further tactile quality to the

Each pendant accommodates 1x 60W equivalent LED bulb (LED only)

this sculptural floor lamp is a newly produced numbered edition with an authentication certificate

The Bilia went into production in 1932 and remains timeless today as a signature piece of both Fontana Arte and the incomparable Gio Ponti-- now updated as a new mini portable option

When choosing the ten insects for the ‘Flatterby’ pendant

'Voronoi' hand-blown LED glass bulb by Tala

but in a more compact scale

three finishes

Medium 64-79 inches

the other is hand-painted with matte black lacquer

Suspended from white metal canopy (canopy included) by metal wire and black power cord with maximum drop of 14

Designed in 1956 by Matégot

A highly refined Brutalist piece that retains the geometric characteristics of midcentury Scandinavian design of the period