Brazilian Punk is a collection of floor lamps designed by LOFT Kolasiński. The lamps were photographed by Karolina Bąk.
Oak and opal glass
Brazilian Punk is LOFT Kolasiński’s latest floor lamp design, combining simplicity with an unexpected shape. The lamps were made in collaboration with local craftsman Zbigniew Dzitkowski. Each base is handcrafted from oak and finished with oil. The handmade shade uses high-quality, three-layer opal glass.
The project was completed on 17 August 2020, the day the celebrated modernist designer Jorge Zalszupin died. Born in Poland, Zalszupin spent most of his life in Brazil, where he designed many iconic pieces of furniture and interiors. He was a major source of inspiration for the studio while it was developing the lamps, and the collection is dedicated to him.
Two sizes
The lamps take E27 bulbs. The smaller version is 71 centimetres high and 36 centimetres deep. The larger lamp measures 93 centimetres in height and 30 centimetres in depth.
About LOFT Kolasiński
Loft Kolasiński provides a full interior design service for private and public spaces, alongside industrial design. The team designs and produces high-quality wooden furniture and furniture accessories for its interior projects. It also specialises in sourcing unusual vintage furniture, lighting, ceramics, prints and rugs.
When restoring furniture, the studio pays particular attention to preserving its original character. It continues to expand its network of craftspeople with specialist skills, allowing it to create individual interiors tailored to each client. Its commissions have often involved unusual properties, including conversions of industrial buildings, attics and old houses.
Lighting can help define a room and its atmosphere. Explore more projects by Loft Kolasiński on its PLNDesign profile and get in touch by email, phone, website or social media, whichever suits you best.
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