laselva studio designs adjustable faro lamp for bolia

spanish practice laselva studio uncovers its latest design, the faro lamp, with many flexible and adjustable qualities. manufactured by danish furniture company bolia, the lighting product is divided into two parts, the base and lampshade, without the use of any hardware. 

the head lamp is closed off with a translucent polypropylene finish 

laselva studio‘s faro lamp for bolia includes a cylindrical marble base with a magnet at the top surrounded by thin felt, allowing the head lamp to stay in the desired position. by doing so, it can rotate 360º horizontally and 45º vertically — keeping the base in the same spot. the spherical shape of the head lamp also allows it to pivot and adopt various positions.

a magnet is used to keep the shade in the required position and a thin felt prevents it from getting scratched

laselva studio faro lamp for bolia can be used as a reading light

nightstand lamp for late readings or resting 

the product can move 360 degrees horizontally, and 45 degrees vertically, by keeping the based fixed

faro lamp: concept sketches

laselva studio designers: david galvañ and manuel bañó

project info: 

design and art direction: david galvañ and manuel bañó ( laselva studio)
production: bolia
metal shade finishes: black matt, black chrome and antique brass
base finish: black marble

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edited by: lea zeitoun | designboom