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Potence pivotante and mini Potence pivotante
Charlotte Perriand, 1938

Potence pivotante and mini Potence pivotante Charlotte Perriand, 1938

The Potence pivotante and its mini version are embossed wall lamp, designed to light a room without having to drill the ceiling. The arm is fixed to the wall and rotate to the horizontal axis, up to 180°. Body in aluminum and metal, painted in matt black. The diffuser is an opal glass bubble. The power cable comes with a plug and a dimmer.

Potence pivotante and mini Potence pivotante Charlotte Perriand, 1938
Potence pivotante and mini Potence pivotante Charlotte Perriand, 1938
Potence pivotante and mini Potence pivotante Charlotte Perriand, 1938

Potence pivotante

Light source LED E27, 2700K (included), dimmer on the cable

Dimensions length 200 x height 104 cm

Potence pivotante and mini Potence pivotante Charlotte Perriand, 1938

Potence pivotante

Potence pivotante and mini Potence pivotante Charlotte Perriand, 1938
Potence pivotante and mini Potence pivotante Charlotte Perriand, 1938

Potence pivotante mini

Light source LED G9, 2700K (included), dimmer on the cable

Dimensions length 84 x height 50 cm

Potence pivotante and mini Potence pivotante Charlotte Perriand, 1938

Mini potence pivotante

Potence pivotante and mini Potence pivotante Charlotte Perriand, 1938
Potence pivotante and mini Potence pivotante Charlotte Perriand, 1938

Charlotte Perriand

Charlotte Perriand

She was an architect, designer, as well as an enthusiastic hiker and skier, a visionary, an independent woman and a global traveller. From the early decades of the 20th century, she revisited the concept of design and its aesthetic values, giving life to contemporary design through timeless, iconic and authentic objects that bear witness to modern times.

For Charlotte Perriand, lamps were not just a decorative element with no purpose, but a functional and technical component, a tool and an object serving specific needs.

Perriand's minimalistic approach instills a timeless character in her creations: these are the “Useful Forms” that came from the movement she co-founded in 1949.

Like Perriand's furniture, her lamps are not immovable, but rotate and bend themselves, adjusting to our needs.