Twiggy Floor Lamp

Twiggy family is elegant and sophisticated light and lively able to characterize any environment with great flexibility.

Twiggy floor lamp. A fine arched line a flexible sign which by magic suspends a large diffuser in mid air. Design by marc sadler the twiggy floor lamp by foscarini characterized by a thin elegant and sophisticated design fit for a modern setting. The twiggy floor lamp is characterized by a thin elegant and sophisticated design.

This is twiggy a floor lamp that meets multiple setting and lighting requirements. The shade is produced in off white chinette or linen but can also be made in other materials or colours. Designed by marc sadler in 2006 the twiggy floor lamp also features a counterweight system that allows for adjustment of the shade height.

Made in italy by foscarini. Made from a fiberglass composite material similar to fishing rods the stem is able to withstand heavy tension and bounce back to the original form without permanently stretching. The foscarini twiggy arc floor lamp is a graceful statement of structural elasticity and material discovery.

Twiggy discover the twiggy family. Twiggy is an essential and timeless floor lamp that fits perfectly next to a sofa or a lounge chair. Foscarini s twiggy floor lamp an original marc sadler design is an iconic light characterised by its curved linear form elegance and sophistication.

Foscarini twiggy floor lamp white finnish design shop. The sophisticated and lightweight twiggy floor lamp by the italian foscarini is an iconic luminaire designed originally by marc sadler in 2006. The foscarini twiggy floor lamp provides bright task lighting in a design that puts a playful twist on the simple and elegant linear theme by using a single color for the entire lamp.

Flexibility is the word for twiggy flexibility of the material which defines the ample and essential curve of the arm that carries light far from the base with the possibility of adjusting the height of the shade thanks to a system of counterweights. Flexibility is the word for this fixture which comes from the material which defines the ample and essential curve of the arm that carries the light source far from the base. Design marc sadler 2006.