Kazuhide Takahama for Sirrah, Saori wall lamp from the 70s

Designed by Kazuhide Takahama in 1973 for Sirrah, the famous Saori model wall lamp is an example of refined minimalist design of its time, an ethereal and allusive geometric entity, an ideal of abstraction with an enveloping and never predictable visual impact, a unicum in the panorama of wall lighting.

It is an unadorned and essential steel square that projects convex to the edge of the wall and is covered with a white elasticated fabric diffuser. In the center stands a sign, a line, a cut that brings to mind the works of Lucio Fontana, the father of spatialism, which perhaps the Japanese designer was inspired by.

A similar lamp "absorbs" entirely the wall on which it is positioned, therefore assuming a leading role in any environment it is inserted given its ability to abstract from the context and its ability to redefine the space with power. An object with a metaphysical, vague and allusive flavour, with diffused and dimmable light.

The lamp is in perfect working order, in good original condition

Dimensions: Sides 93 cm Depth 30 cm

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