I feel a bit in the dark, I had no idea the Bruno Munari designed lights as well. Designed in 1964, the Falkland lamp series is a true testament to the sheer beauty and genius of Munari. Lamps are available in 4 models w/an aluminum structure and fireproof elastic fabric shade.
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05 March 2009
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We have that lamp, and it is great for kids. I sought it out because I had one in our house growing up in the 1970s. The old ones used to have hoops that could be moved around creating different shapes. The new one I have now has the hoops all stiched down. It makes good ambient light and when Baby runs around the living room dancing, she always gives the lamp a shove as she passes by. They are fun.
Posted by: Diana | 05 March 2009 at 07:30 PM