4 high cylinders
4600 €
4 low cylinders
3950 €
3 high cylinders + bowl
4450 €
3 high cylinders + cone
4450 €
3 high cylinders
3600 €
3 low cylinders
3150 €
2 high cylinders + cone
3450 €
2 high cylinders
2650 €
2 low cylinders
2350 €
1 high cylinder + cone
2500 €
1 high cylinder
1700 €
1 low cylinder
1550 €
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Dimensions from 50 to 217 cm, power cord 2m
Weight from 10 to 29kg
Materials transparent blown glass structure, cast aluminium ring, hydroformed steel internal arm and moulded optical silicon outer ring diffusers.
Light source Strip LED 9W and Cob LED 18W, warm light 2700K
Born in Munich in 1965, Konstantin Grcic trained as a cabinetmaker before studying design at the Royal College of Art in London. There he meets Jasper Morrison and Vico Magistretti who will influence his work throughout his career. After graduating, he joined Jasper Morrison's studio and in 1991 founded his own studio in Munich: Konstantin Grcic, Industrial Design (KGID). He works there for prestigious publishers (IIttala, Magis, Moroso, Flos ...) as well as for industrialists (Krups, Whirlpool).
Grcic favors a functionalist approach to design: he calls his style "current, feasible and concrete". His creations have a radical, raw side. Some of Grcic's creations are part of the collections of the MoM and the Museum of Decorative Arts. He has also been awarded a Compasso d'oro for the Mayday Lamp and the Myto chair.
Konstantin Grcic
Noctambule, almost invisible the day but active and captivating when the night falls. A perfect analogy. The new lamp collection by designer Konstantin Grcic is made of transparent glass elements, almost invisible during the day. When the night comes the elements turn into beautiful light installations.
From the simple cylinder of glass acting as a lantern, to the imposing column of light or the masterful chandelier, each composition creates a unique atmosphere.
The pedal dimmer is located on the power cable and allows the light intensity to be selected from 10% to 100%.
The LED technology that powers the lamps is discreetly integrated into the elements between the glass parts, almost imperceptible, ready to light up at dusk.
