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Holocene 4 Table lamp Design John Pawson by Wastberg

The Holocene 4 Table lamp is an oil lamp designed by the internationally renowned architect John Pawson for the Swedish company Wastberg.Pawson’s design for the Holocene 4 table lamp takes the notion of the oil lantern and meticulously reduces it to its essence in terms of function, form and palette, as a container for fire, with the means to carry or suspend. Crucible-like in profile, the lantern is fabricated in stainless steel and aluminium, with matte exterior surfaces and a polished internal core, to reflect and amplify the flame. The piece is designed for indoor and outdoor use and scaled to feel comfortable in a range of applications, singly or in groups, on the dining table or a window sill, standing on the floor or hanging from a wall. Electricity is not necessary for the Holocene 4 table lamp because it burns on lamp oil, you can place him thereby anywhere, both indoors and outdoors. The height of the lamp is 43 cm and the diameter is 14 cm.

John Pawson

John Pawson is an internationally known architect who has designed many buildings across the world and is known for his minimalist way of thinking with regard to architecture. In addition to beautiful buildings he designs furniture, home accessories and the Interior of many well-known stores.

Wastberg

Wästberg is a Swedish manufacturer of designer lighting, their objective is bringing back light to the actual need. And to save on energy and raw materials, in the interests of a world that has already exceeded its limits. With a scaled-down general lighting in the ceiling, and sophisticated direct light from desk lamps, wall lamps, floor lamps and pendant lamps. This in close collaboration with some of the world’s most renowned architects, designers and lighting experts such as John Pawson, Bolle Tham and Martin Videgard, Nendo, David Chipperfield and Maarten Van Severen.