Donna III Floor Lamp in Brass, Copper & Aluminium by Studio Marine Breynaert.Dimensions: Ø 30 × H 147 cm.Materials: Solid Copper, Solid brass, Thermo-coated aluminium and Hand-blown glass shade.Available in bespoke heights and finishes upon request. Please contact us.All our lamps can be wired according to each country. If sold to the USA it will be wired for the USA for instance.The Donna III floor lamp entered the collections of the Mobilier National as part of the 2024 acquisition campaign.The Astral Collection explores celestial softness through rounded forms and luminousglass volumes. Defined by curved silhouettes and layered metal details, each piece createsa dialogue between opacity and glow.Light diffuses through hand-blown glass, producing a gentle radiance that softensarchitectural surfaces. Brass and copper elements introduce warmth and depth, whilethermo-coated finishes refine the overall composition.Each component is precision-machined and hand-assembled in the atelier, ensuringclarity of form and balanced proportions. Variations in glass and patina highlight theindividuality of every piece.Designed for intimate interiors, the collection brings warmth, fluidity and quietluminosity to both residential and hospitality spaces.AboutMarine Breynaert was born in 1982 in Paris. She receivedher formal training at the prestigious École NationaleSupérieure des Arts Décoratifs in Paris.In 2010, she established the Atelier Marine Breynaert,with a primary focus on crafting high-end lightingfixtures. Her creative journey weaves a visual tapestry ofminimalist lines, a keen appreciation for textures, and amastery of material effects. Over the years, she has honedher expertise with unyielding dedication. Every creationis a testament to precision and is the result of closecollaboration with French artisans.Marine's work is characterized by the intricate patinas,contrasting lacquers, and lampshades that are designed tosculpt and play with light. Her commitment to excellenceand exacting craftsmanship has allowed her to unitediverse design legacies. Her lighting fixtures stand asvisual enigmas, seamlessly blending elements of industrialdesign with the poetry of contemporary art.The creation of each object begins with research: upcyclingon one hand, since the recovery of unused industrialparts was at the basis of her first creations; but also, thetechnical and almost scientific research required by thejuxtaposition of certain elements.