Theia Floor Lamp: Black

Theia Floor Lamp: White

Theia Floor Lamp: Black

Theia Floor Lamp: Black + White

Theia Floor Lamp

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Theia Floor Lamp: Black

Theia Floor Lamp: White

Theia Floor Lamp: Black

Theia Floor Lamp: Black + White

Theia Floor Lamp

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Marset × Mathias Hahn

Theia Floor Lamp

Name: Theia Floor Lamp
Brand: Marset • Mathias Hahn
SKU: MARS-A672-008
Price: 1646.25 USD
Availability: InStock

$1,646.25 ~~$2,195~~

SKU: MARS-A672-008

$1,646.25 ~~$2,195~~

SKU: MARS-A672-007

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Spec Sheet

Description

"Light is not interesting without darkness," observes designer Mathias Hahn. His award-winning, dimmable LED lamp called flirts with this postulation. Named for the Greek goddess and mythical mother of the sun and the moon, Theia combines two half-spheres—in opaque metal and smoky plexi—to provide light and, depending on how the shade is swiveled into place, create intriguing areas of shadow. Theia can rotates effortlessly from its front-facing orientation as a reading lamp to a more subtle indirect illumination.

Specifications

Size

45.8" h x 12.6" dia (116.3x32cm)
Base: 11.8" dia (30cm)
Cable length: 60" (152.4cm)

Material

Aluminum, metal, methacrylate

Technical

UL listed
LED
Color temperature: 2700K
Dimmable
Bulb included

Details

Made in Spain

Brand

Marset

“Marset is more than lamps: We take care of light in its different nuances and effects, to create atmospheres with character, helping to improve people’s quality of life,” declares the Barcelona-based company. Marset’s dual preoccupation with both crisp contemporary design and the more elusive ambiance of lighting has firmly fixed the firm on the design world’s cutting-edge radar. A series of attention-grabbing and innovative fixtures account for the recent revitalization of the brand, though Marset has actually been around since the 1940s.

A family business, Marset was originally a foundry, not a lighting company. It segued into lighting design when Francisco Marset formally established Marset Illuminacion in 1965. Decades devoted to metalwork easily translated to the contemporary lighting industry, with a dexterity of materials available to create unexpected, atmospheric lighting effects. Not to mention the influence of its Barcelona home, a city renowned for architecture, design and visual inspiration.