Posted by Walter Phillips on 10.12.2019 - Tagged as: DCW éditions
There is nothing more tender and magical than the light of a candle. However, it is true that using candles is hard to organise … and, in daily life, a chore.
But this light, this chiaroscuro, which encourages convivial moments, is within our grasp.
It is with this in mind that we asked Eric de Dormael, Dominique Perrault & Gaëlle Lauriot-Prévost to set to work.
Cordless, battery-powered lamps that invite us to share experiences, confide in each other, allow for delicate exchanges and the magic of being together.
In The Sun Table, new cordless lamp designed by Dominique Perrault & Gaëlle Lauriot-Prévost
There is nothing more tender and magical than the light of a candle. However, it is true that using candles is hard to organise … and, in daily life, a chore.
But this light, this chiaroscuro, which encourages convivial moments, is within our grasp.
It is with this in mind that we asked Dominique Perrault & Gaëlle Lauriot-Prévost to set to work.
Cordless, battery-powered lamps that invite us to share experiences, confide in each other, allow for delicate exchanges and the magic of being together.
Les Verticales de Gras are surprising and seductive because they fill the space and play with the void by drawing straight lines. Frédéric Winkler had these new references in his notebooks since the beginning of the DCW éditions adventure. He call them “Plumb bob”! Funny name for ceiling lamps, isn’t it? He explains: these are lamps which always look great, in any environment.
Les Verticales de Gras are surprising and seductive because they fill the space and play with the void by drawing straight lines. Frédéric Winkler had these new references in his notebooks since the beginning of the DCW éditions adventure. He call them “Plumb bob”! Funny name for ceiling lamps, isn’t it? He explains: these are lamps which always look great, in any environment.
Les Verticales de Gras are surprising and seductive because they fill the space and play with the void by drawing straight lines. Frédéric Winkler had these new references in his notebooks since the beginning of the DCW éditions adventure. He call them “Plumb bob”! Funny name for ceiling lamps, isn’t it? He explains: these are lamps which always look great, in any environment.
There is nothing more tender and magical than the light of a candle. However, it is true that using candles is hard to organise … and, in daily life, a chore.
But this light, this chiaroscuro, which encourages convivial moments, is within our grasp.
It is with this in mind that we asked Dominique Perrault & Gaëlle Lauriot-Prévost to set to work.
