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Flamingo Floor Lamp by Nemo Lighting, designed by Bernhard Osann.⁠
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A sculptural floor light defined by balance, movement, and manual interaction, Flamingo explores the relationship between structure and gravity. Its carefully considered weight distribution allows the form to balance independently, maintaining a sense of lightness while moving freely without friction.⁠
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The adjustable light source shifts easily between focused task lighting and a softer ambient glow, adapting to a range of interior settings.

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Eos Collection by Bert Frank draws on the timeless forms of chalices and goblets, reinterpreted as contemporary lighting. Handcrafted in the UK using age-old sand-casting techniques and precise machining, each piece balances frosted glass globes with textured metalwork.⁠
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Bridging past and present, Eos brings sculptural and atmospheric light to interiors.⁠
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Discover the full collection - https://lightco.com.au/product-tag/eos-collection/

Apex Wall Light by J. Adams & Co. combines kiln-formed glass and precision brass detailing to create a sculptural play of light and texture.⁠
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Designed for both interior and bathroom spaces, its IP44 rating ensures performance without compromise. A considered balance of utility and elegance, it offers a quiet yet distinctive presence.⁠
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Explore the collection - https://lightco.com.au/product-tag/apex-collection/

Originally designed in 1954 for the Unité d’Habitation in Marseille, the Lampe de Marseille reflects Le Corbusier’s architectural sensibility, where form follows function, and design shapes experience.⁠
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Defined by its sculptural silhouette, dual-cone diffuser, and pivoting arm, the lamp captures a precise balance of utility and expression.⁠
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Pictured is the Lampe de Marseille Mini Wall Light, installed in Le Corbusier’s Paris apartment-studio.⁠
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Discover Nemo - https://lightco.com.au/brands/nemo/⁠
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Photo: Morgane Le Galle