Phare Led Ceglasta Table Lamp Audo Copenhagen

lamp phare derives inspiration from traditional street lamps, reminiscent of a classic aesthetics of a small French street with dim lighting. In addition to the stylish appearance, it also captivates with innovation, because it is loaded with the help of a USB socket, which eliminates the need for a cable. Thanks to T Emu it can be freely moved from place to place, and one charge is enough for 6 hours of use. The lamp consists of a round lampshade made of plastic and powder -painted steel frame.

Stanisław Czarnocki

Stanisław Czarnocki is a Polish designer and co -founder of the Warsaw Studio moderation, which he conducts with Katarzyna Kempa. A graduate of the Warsaw Academy of Fine Arts and Ecal in Lausanne, he specializes in creating functional, minimalist forms. His design philosophy focuses on reducing unnecessary elements and the creation of timeless, practical and aesthetic objects. He is the author of the KAL wall calendar, which combines minimalism with attention to the environment. For the brand Audo Copenhagen he designed the Phare lamp, inspired by the architecture of Le Corbusier, distinguished by mobility and minimalist design. Czarnocki is also involved in artistic projects, combining traditional craft techniques with modern design. His works were presented at exhibitions, such as Gdynia Design Days for this, they are valued for conscious Pode for design and respect for the environment.