Originally created by Paavo Tynell for the Hotel Aulanko in Helsinki in 1935 and reissued by Gubi in 2018, the lampadaire 9602 is composed of a coiled rattan stem, base and conical top in polished brass.
In this special edition of the 9202 floor lamp, Gubi brings together two masters of 20th-century design: Finnish lighting designer Paavo Tynell and the famous Parisian textile house Pierre Frey. The result is a dreamlike version of one of Tynell's most iconic designs, reinvented with a vivid, evocative shade.
The pleating of the fabric, coupled with the kaleidoscope of colours in the lampshade, creates a magnificent play of light that brings softness and poetry to any space. Originally designed for a dinner service, the fabric's motif, called 'Le Jardin Du Palais', is a dreamlike representation of a fantastic garden, filled with extraordinary flora and fauna. In this garden paradise, an eclectic menagerie of gazelles, tigers, squirrels, pink flamingos and herons live in a boldly coloured idyll.
Available in a limited edition, the Pierre Frey Gubi 9602 floor lamp is a surprising and seductive piece that will appeal to lovers of design and art.
Technology
2 x e27 810 lumen (6w-10w led) - ampoule non incluse
Colour
multicolor
Material
fabric
Dimensions
ø 63 x h 155 cm
Matériaux
abat-jour popeline de coton, doublure lin, rotin, laiton, câble textile
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.