Created for Italian lighting brand Flos, which has produced the Parentesi lamp since 1972, Konstantin Grcic's OK lamp comprises a flat LED disc that slides up and down a steel cable and rotates ...

The String Lights by Michael Anastassiades for Flos resemble infrastructure like telegraph wires or European street lighting, with the thin black electrical cord drawing geometric shapes in the air.

A curated selection of Flos lighting products—such as the now-famous Snoopy table lamp ($1,295), the Taccia table lamp ($2,995), the IC Lights collection of table, floor, and wall/ceiling lights ...

Meanwhile, Morrison is working on a redesign of the Flos flagship showroom in Milan, as well as developing a street lamp project for the company. GBH has also designed a vast 3715m2 exhibition space ...

When it was first unveiled at the Triennale in 1968, no one had seen a light quite like it and it has remained as curious and covetable to this day. So it is with great excitement that we greet the ...

Paul Cocksedge’s latest creation for FLOS looks, at first glance, like some sort of optical illusion—a ghost suspended in midair. The London-based designer and founder of Paul Cocksedge Studio ...

Flos, an Italian lighting manufacturer, was one of the most talked about booths at IDS, where CEO Piero Gandini presented one of the coolest lamps we’ve ever seen. Designed by Philippe Starck ...

Investindustrial will control around 80 percent of Flos, which among its other products still makes the classic Arco and Toio floor lamps designed in 1962 by the Castiglioni brothers, part of the ...

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