Flos Chiara Floor Lamp
The Chiara floor light is a chic, modern design perfect for any contemporary home. A timeless piece of design history, the lamp was originally designed by Mario Bellini in 1969 and revived and reissued by Flos in 2020.
The light is formed from a single sheet of polished stainless steel, cut and rolled into a towering cylinder, topped with a playful, hat-like lampshade that conceals the light source. The diffused, glowing light cast by the lamp will perfectly illuminate any lounge chair or sofa. A striking and sculptural luminaire, the Chiara floor light provides delicate illumination and an architectural presence ideal for contemporary living rooms.
The Chiara floor light is a chic, modern design perfect for any contemporary home. A timeless piece of design history, the lamp was originally designed by Mario Bellini in 1969 and revived and reissued by Flos in 2020.
The light is formed from a single sheet of polished stainless steel, cut and rolled into a towering cylinder, topped with a playful, hat-like lampshade that conceals the light source. The diffused, glowing light cast by the lamp will perfectly illuminate any lounge chair or sofa. A striking and sculptural luminaire, the Chiara floor light provides delicate illumination and an architectural presence ideal for contemporary living rooms.
Original: $2,522.02
-70%$2,522.02
$756.61Description
The Chiara floor light is a chic, modern design perfect for any contemporary home. A timeless piece of design history, the lamp was originally designed by Mario Bellini in 1969 and revived and reissued by Flos in 2020.
The light is formed from a single sheet of polished stainless steel, cut and rolled into a towering cylinder, topped with a playful, hat-like lampshade that conceals the light source. The diffused, glowing light cast by the lamp will perfectly illuminate any lounge chair or sofa. A striking and sculptural luminaire, the Chiara floor light provides delicate illumination and an architectural presence ideal for contemporary living rooms.
