Brand & Designer

Flos
Lampada da Tavolo Mayday

Flos

Founded in 1962 in Merano, Italy, by Dino Gavina and Cesare Cassina, Flos specializes in pioneering lighting that merges artistic experimentation, industrial innovation and the visionary spirit of Italian design.
Michael Anastassiades
Lampada da Tavolo Ricaricabile Last Order

Michael Anastassiades

A Cypriot-born, London-based designer known for his poetic, minimalist lighting and object designs that balance engineering precision with visual clarity

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the IC Floor Lamp made of?

The IC Floor Lamp features a hand-blown opaline glass sphere mounted on a precisely proportioned steel arm. The steel structure is available in three finishes: black, brass-plated, and chrome-plated. The opaline glass diffuses light evenly, producing a soft, uniform glow without visible hotspots.

Who designed the Flos IC collection and what inspired it?

Michael Anastassiades designed the IC collection in 2014. The concept draws from contact juggling, specifically the suspended moment when a sphere appears to float weightless between the hands. That tension between stillness and motion is the formal and conceptual foundation of every piece in the family.

What finish options are available for the IC Floor Lamp?

The steel structure of the IC Floor Lamp is offered in black, brass-plated, and chrome-plated finishes. Each finish shifts the lamp's presence in a space without changing its underlying proportions or character.

How does the IC Floor Lamp differ from the IC Light pendant?

The IC family spans pendants, table lamps, and floor lamps, all sharing the same opaline sphere and formal logic. The floor lamp introduces a floor-standing steel arm that positions the sphere at standing height, creating a freestanding composition suited to reading corners, seating areas, or open-plan spaces where overhead fixtures are absent or insufficient.

Is the Flos IC Floor Lamp suitable for residential and contract projects?

Yes. The IC Floor Lamp's clean geometry and range of finishes make it appropriate for both residential interiors and contract settings such as hotels, offices, and cultural institutions. Architects and designers frequently specify it where a lighting object needs to contribute to spatial composition rather than simply provide illumination.