Ines Floor Lamp
Made by Edra
Designed by Jacopo Foggini
Jacopo Foggini approaches material the way a painter approaches pigment: with discipline, intuition, and a deep belief in the irreducible value of the handmade. The Ines Floor Lamp is the result of that sensibility. Each piece is molded by hand from methacrylate, the same polymer Foggini has spent decades coaxing into objects that read more as organisms than as products.
Because no two hands move the same way twice, no two Ines lamps are identical. Height, width, the density of the weave, the curve of the form - all of it shifts from piece to piece. Light passes through the structure and refracts, casting soft gradations across surrounding walls and floor. The lamp does not simply illuminate a room. It changes the quality of the light itself.
- Hand-molded methacrylate construction
- Each piece is unique - dimensions and form vary by hand
- Light refracts through the structure to cast atmospheric gradations
- Made to order by Edra in Italy
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Frequently Asked Questions
What material is the Ines Floor Lamp made from?
The Ines is hand-molded from methacrylate, a translucent polymer that Jacopo Foggini has refined over decades. Its light-transmitting properties are central to the lamp's visual effect.
Is every Ines Floor Lamp unique?
Yes. Because each lamp is formed by hand, dimensions and surface texture vary from piece to piece. No two Ines lamps share the same exact form, weave, or silhouette.
Who is Jacopo Foggini?
Jacopo Foggini is a Milan-based designer and artist known for his hand-worked methacrylate objects. His practice sits at the intersection of craft and sculpture, and his work is held in private and institutional collections internationally.
How is the Ines Floor Lamp produced?
The Ines is made to order. Each lamp is produced individually by hand, which means lead times reflect the time required for genuine craft production rather than industrial manufacturing.
How does the Ines Floor Lamp affect ambient light?
The methacrylate weave refracts light as it passes through the structure, producing soft gradations and shifting patterns on surrounding surfaces. The effect changes with viewing angle and the position of the light source within the form.
