Light up your interiors with this stylish statement lamp from Flos, as seen in the abodes of Korean stars like Park Seo-Joon
You might not have guessed it from its appearance, but the Noctambule lamp collection, created by German industrial designer Konstantin Grcic for Italian lighting manufacturer Flos, is inspired by night owls. How so? The answer doesn’t lie in its delicate sculptural form, but rather, its analogy.
“[It’s] mostly invisible during the day, but comes to glamorous activity at night-time. The analogy is fitting,” explains Grcic. “The new collection of lamps is made of blown glass modules, which are see-through and therefore almost inexistent at day-time. But, when you switch them on in the dark, they transform into georgeous, illuminated lamps.”
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The Noctambule lamp from Flos, which literally translates to “night owl” from French, quietly steals the show in any space. When sunlight hits the transparent glass during the day, the lamp casts mesmerising shadows on the ground. At night, it lights up with a soft glow that produces equally captivating shadows onto the wall.
The beauty of the minimalist lamp has caught the eye of tastemakers worldwide, including Korean actor and Itaewon Class star Park Seo-Joon.
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