Heir to the Provençal headdresses that once distinguished regional costumes, the table lamp Couqueto, designed by Margaux Keller, transposes this emblematic element of heritage into a contemporary light creation. Its lampshade takes up the characteristic volumes of the Couqueto, a headdress worn in Marseille by the middle class and wealthy craftswomen. This cultural reference translates into an immediately recognizable silhouette, where traditional forms are reinvented in a modern graphic language. The light comes to highlight the curves of the lampshade and reveal all the richness of its construction. Made in a lampshade factory in the south of France, the Couqueto lamp is the result of work combining artisanal know-how and contemporary manufacturing techniques. The classic forms were deconstructed and then redesigned to give rise to a piece where memory, design and craftsmanship interact with the finesse of Margaux Keller. Each piece is unique and signed with a brass punch, reflecting the care taken in its manufacture.
Color
Rosemary green
Technology
Bulb not included LED E27, 2700K (warm light) 1055lm 43mA 50/60HZ
Colour
green
Material
fabric
Features
Filament bulb prohibited
Dimensions
Ø 45 x H 44,5 cm
Matériaux
Natural speckled cotton, dyed natural linen, steel wire structure and translucent plastic light diffuser sheathed in fabric
Product designer, interior architect and publisher, Margaux Keller has been developing for over fifteen years a unique universe where emotion plays an essential role. Trained at ENSAAMA Olivier de Serres then at the Ecole Boulle, she enriched her experience with Philippe Starck before founding her own studio in Marseille in 2012. His work, often described as poetic and sensitive, is based on