Mangaba Table Lamp by Clément Thevenot

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Mangaba table lamp by clément thevenot limited edition of 12 pieces. Designed by clément thevenot and joyce broussillou. Dimensions: d … Read more Mangaba table lamp by clément thevenot limited edition of 12 pieces. Designed by clément thevenot and joyce broussillou. Dimensions: d 20 x w 20 x h 60 cm. Materials: nailed bronze, sandblasted glass, heat-resistant plastic diffuser system, driver and 24v led. Each copy is unique, has variable dimensions due to the craft techniques used. Handmade in france between traditionally blown glassware, the brass foundry and the designer’s studio. Signed, serial number and certifcate of authenticity. Available in textured black patina, textured antique patina and nickel bronze. Glass options: white pattern glass and white opale glass. Custom size and finishes on demand. Please contact us. All our lamps can be wired according to each country. If sold to the usa it will be wired for the usa for instance. Clément thevenot is a french designer born in normandy in 2000, joyce a french designer born in 1999 in marne. Following a dual course of study between the école supérieure de design de troyes and the pontifical university of rio de janeiro, training which will continue to inspire them in their work. Clément runs a multidisciplinary studio where art, crafts and design meet. The pair were employed as designers in two separate companies. Joyce for la rochère glassworks and clément for macheret foundry, this will be the genesis of the archipel project. In 2020, the duo worked alongside vincent dubourg as part of an internship. It was an important experience in their career, they discovered a new way of thinking and making objects. Projects that go beyond the sole function to bring vitality into our lives. A work where the border between art and design blurs to give way to singular objects merging with the space around man. Inspired by the work of members of radical design for their critical look at our way of designing and consuming objects; the young designer plans to build a domestic world participating in the collective imagination, freeing us from rationality and standardization.
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