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Floor Lamp G-10 Black/ brass GUBI
€799.20
€999.00
€666.00 HT
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G-10 Black/ brass
G-10 Black/ brass
€799.20
€999.00
€666.00 HT
€799.20
€999.00
€666.00 HT
Description
The G-10 floor lamp published by Gubi, designed in 1950 by the iconic Greta M. Grossman, is another of his undiscovered models. The lamp by Gubi is characterised by its distinctive shade, which gives the space a pleasant glow, and by its rough surface and contrasting details in polished brass, which define the lamp's unique look. The G-10 floor lamp has a luxurious, refined charm combined with an industrial character, resulting in the expression of a design that is both classic and contemporary. The G-10 lamp was produced, like many of Grossman's other works, in America and in his native Sweden, where this collection takes its characteristics from the Swedish version. The lamp was Greta M. Grossman's 10th product for Swedish manufacturer Bergboms, hence the name G-10.
Technology
1 x 15 W max fluorescent or 42 W max halogen - E27
Color
Noir/ laiton
Colour
black
Material
metal
Dimensions
ø 36.5 x H 136.3 cm
Finish
aluminium and painted steel, brass-tinted steel, satin opaline glass
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Greta GROSSMAN
Born in 1906 in Helsingborg, Sweden, Greta Magnusson Grossman is an architect, interior designer and furniture designer. In the 1920s, she completed her cabinetmaking apprenticeship in Helsingborg, and received a scholarship to the Konstfack art school in Stockholm, where she studied furniture, textile and stoneware design. In 1933, she was the first woman to be awarded the second prize for furniture design by the Stockholm Craft Association.That same year, Greta Magnusson Grossman and her fellow Konstfack student Erik Ullrich, opened a boutique and design studio in Stockholm. She later married Billy Grossman, the leader of a jazz band. In 1937, Greta Magnusson Grossman designed the famous cradle of Princess Birgitta of Sweden for an exhibition at the Nationalmuseum in Stockholm. In 1940, she and her husband moved to the United States, settling in Los Angeles, where she opened her furniture, lighting and home accessories boutique in Beverly Hills. In addition to her boutique, she designs for Sherman Bertram, Modern Line, Barker Brothers, and Glenn of California. Greta Magnusson Grossman designs many houses in California, often in collaboration with architect Garrett Eckbo. Some have foundations of over 450 square metres, and others are on stilts. During the 1950s, Greta Magnusson Grossman taught industrial design at the Art Center School and the University of California, both based in Los Angeles. In the 1960s, she retired from design and architecture.
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GUBI
Founded in 1967 in Denmark, Gubi is an iconic design brand known for its visionary approach blending Scandinavian heritage and modernity. Installed in former docks of Copenhagen, the company reprints cult pieces while collaborating with renowned contemporary designers. His goal: to create timeless, bold and deeply elegant furniture.
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Floor Lamp
G-10 Black/ brass
GUBI
Color :
Noir/ laiton
Price upon request