Joia Floor Lamp By Studio Daniel K

Joia Floor Lamp by Studio Daniel KLimited Edition.Dimensions: D 22 x W 22 x H 185 cm. Materials: Translucent stones and painted steel.All our lamps can be wired according to each country. If sold to the USA it will be wired for the USA for instance. Please contact us.The Joia floor lamp from StudioDanielK's Antechamber collection questions beauty in rigid shapes. A sphere of translucent stone, resembling gemstones in jewelry, creates tension between material weight and the lightness of lines. The Joia floor lamp is a numbered edition. Designed by Polish-born Daniel Kolodziejczak, founded with Diana Arce from Costa Rica, the Milan-based design firm StudioDanielK presents Antechamber, an inaugural collection of collectible and numbered edition furniture.True to its name, Antechamber offers a first glimpse into the creative universe and aesthetics of the studio, founded in 2023. StudioDanielK opens an architectural dialogue between classical tendencies in Italian architecture and the radical approach found in Brazilian modernist architecture. Captivated by the works of Polish artists Alicia Kwade and Magdalena Abakanowicz, the collection itself questions the beauty found in rigid and sober materials, where marbles sourced from the earth are transformed into geometric and structural shapes. From touches of Brutalism from the designer’s native Poland to the grand elegance of Paris and Milan, and the airy connection to nature found in the architectural marvels of Brazil, the collection reflects on memories and impressions of the timeless nature of architecture and materials. Canvases of Rouge du Roi and Saint Laurent marble, spheres of translucent stones are set into furniture like gemstones are in Jewellery. Inspired by Italian craftsmanship of marble and Brazilian masterpieces of wooden furniture, Antechamber creates tension between weight of materials and lightness of their lines. Between a radical purity and classical materials, Antechamber explores the tension between the pursuit of the new and the comfort of the familiar.