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Like most design bloggers magazines are a key source of inspiration for me.  When something catches my eye and is not referenced in the accompanying article I often drop the designer, architect or magazine a quick email to follow up on my find - with mixed results I might add as not everyone responds. Thanks to architect and designer Vincent van Duysen's office I did get to the bottom of finding out where the light in this picture came from.  The image is from a spread in Vogue Living featuring Vincent's apartment and these lights are dotted around the apartment.   Being in grave need of task lighting at home and hoping to find elegant solutions I emailed his office and they kindly replied.  The Daphine floor light by Lumina was designed in 1972 by Tommaso Cimini.  It comes in black and silver, in a desk version and with a dimmer if required.  I need to go to ecc lighting and furniture to see it for real.
Thanks to architect and designer Vincent van Duysen's office I did get to the bottom of finding out where the light in this picture came from.  The image is from a spread in Vogue Living featuring Vincent's apartment and these lights are dotted around the apartment.   Being in grave need of task lighting at home and hoping to find elegant solutions I emailed his office and they kindly replied.  The Daphine floor light by Lumina was designed in 1972 by Tommaso Cimini.  It comes in black and silver, in a desk version and with a dimmer if required.  I need to go to ecc lighting and furniture to see it for real. Images: Vogue Living, Lumina
Images: Vogue Living, Lumina 
 
 
          
      
 
  
 
 
 
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