Model 2109/12/14Throughout his life, Gino Sarfatti has always been fascinated by the sky, especially by the perfect light emanating from the moon. Le Sfere is a testament to this special attraction of his. Conceived from 1959, it is a family of opal glass lamps, the largest designed by the master, which includes a single sphere model up to a composition of twenty four arranged in a circular manner to form a chandelier. Each blown opal glass sphere is held in place by

a coat rack bench that plays with the company’s stylistic features: bent wood and the wovencane or upholstered seat

But a further clue to its identity is signified by the suffix 'go' because this portable lamp unburdened by an electrical cord can literally move anywhere

the generous shapes of the seat contrast with the static

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The Apollo collection features a balanced

marble or covered in fabric

or joined together like the links of a chain

characterized by simple and sober elegance

Table emaille #4 is part of the Fireworks series for which Muller Van Severen use the traditinal technique of enamel in a contemporary way

two dimensional silhouette reiles on a tenisioned electrial cable for support

It is part of their first exhibition in 2011 at the Antwerp gallery Valerie Traan

Pier’s solid oak seat and backrest are precisely carved by CNC to create a comfortable seating position