Lampada da tavolo Nymph
Made by Poltrona Frau
Designed by Sebastian Herkner
La lampada da tavolo Nymph, disegnata da Sebastian Herkner per Poltrona Frau, è un capolavoro radioso che bilancia arte e illuminazione delicata. La sua forma elegante e sottile evoca la leggerezza del suo omonimo, proiettando una luce calda e soffusa che sembra quasi ultraterrena. Adatta a molteplici usi, dai tavoli da pranzo ai comodini, dai ricevimenti in giardino agli interni raffinati, fornisce un elegante tocco di luce ovunque sia necessario. Realizzata in Italia con materiali di prima qualità e dotata di un pulsante touch in bronzo e un dimmer regolabile, la Nymph armonizza praticità e fascino poetico. Disponibile in varie dimensioni e finiture. Richiedi qui sotto per opzioni e prezzi.
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Lampada da tavolo Nymph
Frequently Asked Questions
Who designed the Nymph table lamp?
The Nymph was designed by Sebastian Herkner, a German designer known for his poetic approach to material and form. He drew inspiration from Greek mythology, specifically the nymphs as gentle natural presences, to inform the lamp's quiet, organic character.
What materials are used in the Nymph lamp?
The Nymph features a blown glass body, a finely pleated textile shade, and a base covered in leather. The tufted button detail on the shade is a direct reference to Poltrona Frau's upholstery tradition.
What is the significance of the button detail on the shade?
The button set into the pleated shade is a deliberate cross-reference to Poltrona Frau's iconic tufted leather upholstery. It connects the lamp to the brand's broader craft heritage, making it a coherent object within the Poltrona Frau identity rather than simply a standalone piece.
Is the Nymph lamp suitable for use without a fixed electrical connection?
Yes, the Nymph is designed as a portable table lamp, giving it flexibility in placement without reliance on a hardwired installation.
How does Sebastian Herkner's design philosophy show in this piece?
Herkner consistently works at the intersection of cultural reference and material craft. In the Nymph, that approach is visible in the dialogue between the translucent glass body and the tactile leather base, two materials with very different registers that are resolved into a single, cohesive form.