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Vertigo pendant is certainly the most iconic piece of the young French design éditor Petite Friture and best-selling. Its great size, lightness and elegance seduce the eye: just hang a Vertigo pendant in the ceiling and even a dull room becomes appealing. Constance Guisset says that the Vertigo pendant is a "refuge lamp" that creates a protective feeling of a space-in-the-space. Consisting of a lightweight fiberglass structure, tensioned by polyurethane ribbons, the Vertigo pendant takes life with the breath of air.
Materials Fiberglass, iron, polyurethane. Mesh textile cable 3m. Socket and ceiling cup in white or black plastic. Ribbon laid by hand. Two persons advised for the folding / unfolding.
Light source 1 x E27 – not provided
Small Ø110 x H15 cm – Medium Ø140 x H15 cm – Large Ø200 x H17 cm
Ø140 cm - Black
Ø110 cm - Black
Ø200 cm - Black
Ø140 cm - White
Ø110 cm - White
Ø200 cm - White
Ø140 cm - Bronze
Ø110 cm - Bronze
Ø200 cm - Bronze
Ø140 cm - Copper
Ø110 cm - Copper
Ø200 cm - Copper
Ø140 cm - Cobalt
Ø110 cm - Cobalt
Ø200 cm - Cobalt
Ø140 cm - Beetle
Ø110 cm - Beetle
Ø200 cm - Beetle
Limited Edition - Vermilion
Ø140 cm - Vermilion
Ø110 cm - Vermilion
Ø200 cm - Vermilion
Constance Guisset
Born in 1976, Constance Guisset lives and works in Paris. Constance Guisset is a French designer with an original career. After studying economics and business at ESSEC and IEP Paris, then a year at the Parliament of Tokyo, she chose to turn to creation. She graduated in 2007 from ENSCI - Les Ateliers and founded her studio.
She quickly obtains various recognitions such as the Design Grand Prix of the City of Paris in 2008, the Public Prize at the Design Parade of the Villa Noailles in 2009, the title of Designer of the Year at the Maison and Objects Fair and the Audi Talents Awards in 2010.
Her various fields of research led her to work with Petite Friture, Fontana Arte, Molteni ... for product design; with Angelin Preljocaj, Established & Sons and Galeries Lafayette notably in scenography; and with the Musée des Arts Décoratif and the Saint Etienne Design Biennale as a film-maker.