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Dórica Floor Lamp

Name: Dórica Floor Lamp
SKU: DORICA-FLOOR-LAMP
Availability: InStock

Made in Spain

A delicate hand-made ribbon shade is offset by a sturdy bronze cylindrical base. The lamp stem is topped by a natural leather grip for a
rustic feel. Reminiscent of humanity’s oldest Greek columns, Dórica Floor Lamp is a symbol of strength. An optional, wider stabilising base is also available for use in busy areas.

Dorica is a radiant sculpture of light. A classic allegory by one of Barcelona’s most famous designer duos at the end of the century. A
manifesto of the importance of industrial craftsmanship as the only way to offer the best user experience.

Metal structure with dark brown finish
Natural ribbon lampshade

DORICA-FLOOR-LAMP

Product Details

Dórica Floor Lamp

Overview

Dórica Floor Lamp by Jordi Miralbell and Mariona Raventós for Santa & Cole is a brilliant example of the quality of work from Barcelona’s famous design duo. This pair of artisans created different pieces of lighting and furniture, and tackled numerous projects together; amongst others, they were editors and partners at Santa & Cole.

The poetic shapes of their lamps, crafted in materials such as parchment, raffia or cotton, offer different ways of lighting that reflect the essence of the creative duo: Design is the art of transforming the utilitarian into an object of desire, made with human warmth.

Details

Metal structure with dark brown finish
Natural ribbon lampshade
Stabilizing disc Ø 22 cm / 8.7”
Dimmer included
Electric cable length: 2,25 m / 88.6”
Recommended dimmable light source (not included): 3 x LED bulb: 12 W
Other light sources: Max 50 W

About Santa & Cole

Santa & Cole is a small, independent manufacturer of modern lighting and furniture with roots in Belloch, Spain. Santa & Cole was founded by Nina Masó, Javier Nieto Santa, and Gabriel Ordeig Cole in 1985. Attuned to nature and conscientious of quality, Santa & Cole practices the art of paying attention to everyday objects.