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SEAGRAM WALL LAMPThe Seagram wall lamp is inspired by the first skyscraper designed by the renowned German American architect Mies van der Rohe. Located on Park Avenue in Manhattan, New York City, the Seagram building, completed in 1958, embodies modernism and functionalist aesthetics. The lamp draws inspiration from the buildings structure, featuring vertical non structural bronze elements, representing an external protective structure. The Seagram wall lamp is

• Structure: Gentle II 0993

This substantial piece makes a sophisticated statement in any living room with its geometric lines and natural materials

adding a luxurious touch

Base: Solid oak wood

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Just as the cork trees reach upwards with their branches

Loos’ radical beliefs

supporting a glass top that allows the viewer to admire the intricate detailing of each "needle

These ceramic pieces are thoughtfully placed around a lacquered center top

Width: 350 cm | 137

creating a striking and unconventional aesthetic

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