LOOSHAUS | WALL LAMP
The Looshaus wall lamp is a contemporary design that interprets the modernist austerity of the Looshaus building by architect Adolf Loos.
The Looshaus building in Vienna marked a turning point in Architecture by its rejection of historicism and the evolution towards Modernism. The radical aesthetic implemented on the ground floor columns triggered a reflection about the purism of materials and forms.
Being made with two carved blocks of marble, Looshaus is a contemporary luxury lighting piece, designed to be part of a special residential project or luxury hotel. The light exalts the beauty of the marble’s natural rays while directly illuminating the open gallery created by the vertical brass columns and projecting an incredibly beautiful geometric effect.
The Looshaus wall lamp is a contemporary design that interprets the modernist austerity of the Looshaus building by architect Adolf Loos.
Being made with two carved blocks of marble, Looshaus is a contemporary luxury lighting piece, designed to be part of a special residential project or luxury hotel. The light exalts the beauty of the marble’s natural rays while directly illuminating the open gallery created by the vertical brass columns and projecting an incredibly beautiful geometric effect.
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Product details
Lampshade: carrara marble.
Metal: handcrafted structure in polished brass finished with gloss varnish.
Product options
Lampshade: other marbles under request.
Metal: polished, brushed, oxidized brushed or aged brushed brass/copper/steel.
Handmade in Portugal. Custom sizes and other finishes are available under request.
