According to the advertising information "The leaning lamp stresses the relationship between light and architecture by its generous gesture"
That as may be, for us luca lean by maigrau is one of those genially executed design concepts that separate the chaff from the rye.
Items leaning against walls is no new concept. Alone Moormann could create a category dedicated to furniture items that are supported by architectural supporting structures.
But wheels aint new either...what is new is new is how you use them. For us there are two real positives in luca lean.
The first is the anonymity of the wood. You simply don't notice it. Which gives the whole ensemble a delicate lightness.
The second is the shadow cast, a wonderful curving light that creates genuine atmosphere in a room: in addition to the light itself. The shadow is a result of the lamp: wall angle.
The oiled oak struts are combined by a triangular metal joint that also supports shade and bulb-fitting. While a foot dimmer allows you to adjust illumination to situation.
"luca" also comes in three legged "standard" floor version; but for us that is simply an alibi to appease the weak.
The leaning version is where it's at.
Kölle Alaaf: luca lean by maigrau
