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Twiggy Terra
by Marc Sadler, 2006 — 1.560,00 €
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Details
| Product type | Bow lamp |
| Dimensions |  Dimensions in cm |
| Weight | 16,6 kg |
| Colours |     |
| Material | Fibreglass painted |
| Variants | Alternatively available as the Twiggy Terra LED |
| Function & properties | With dimmer Direct and indirect light distribution E27 socket, 3 x max. 77 Watt (halogen) |
| Montage | Please click on the image to open the assembly manual (ca. 2,3 MB). |
| Delivery includes | Light bulbs not included |
| Sustainability | Foscarini conform to ISO 90001: 2008 (Quality management systems) ISO 14001: 2004 (Environmental management systems) |
| Warranty | 24 months |
| Product datasheet | Please click on picture for detailed information (ca. 0,4 MB). |
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The Design
In 2006 Marc Sadler extended the Foscarini range with the graceful Twiggy Terra bow lamp; an iconic lamp whose combination of an ingenious design idea and use innovative materials fits perfectly in the wide portfolio of the Italian lamp manufacturer Foscarini. And further, a lamp which on account of its clear design and monochromatic character brings an agreeable and familiar graphic accent to any room. The expansive, yet extremely slim stand on which the cylindrical shade is attached appears almost to float on the narrow foot and results in an unusual grace for a lamp of its size: despite its generous dimensions of ca. 1.70 x 2 m acts the floor lamp Twiggy Terra is wonderfully filigree. In addition, it is height-adjustable and thus as flexibly as a fishing rod by means of counterweights. The shade provides for direct light which on account of the transparent upper protective plate is realised as pleasant all-round illumination.
Producing a Foscarini lamp
Designer
Marc Sadler graduated in industrial design from the Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs in 1968 and was subsequently co-founder of the Design Centre Premier. Initially Marc Sadler cooperated principally with the fashion industry, and, for example, was involved perfume designs for company's such Dior, Pierre Cardin or Yves Saint Laurent. Especially important have been Sadler's cooperation with the sporting goods manufacturers: for Caber he designed the first fully recyclable plastic ski boot, and subsequently a collection of ski boots which were to be the world's best selling boots for years. Marc Sadler has been awarded the coveted Compasso d'Oro design prize on four occasion, his motorcycle back protectors for Daisene are included in the part of the permanent collection of the MoMA New York and the lamp Mite, produced by Foscarini, can be foundin the Centre Pompidou in Paris. As a French citizen who was born in Austria, Marc Sadler now lives in Milan.
Typically Italian: expressive shapes and colors
A selection of Foscarini Twiggy Terras
Production
The Twiggy Terra lamp by Marc Sadler is produced by the Italian lamp manufacturer Foscarini. The detachable stand of Twiggy Terra bow lamp and her shade and shaft are composed of a glass fibre composite material and coloured with liquid paint. The lower interior side of the shade features a variety of polymethyl methacrylate prisms which ensure a pleasant light distribution. The 16.6 kg Twiggy Terra lamp also features 4 counterweights which allow for easy, uncomplicated height adjustment. As with all Foscarini lights the Twiggy Terra embodies a sustainable design approach, which seeks to make use innovative ideas and successful technology to produce individual products which will outlast current trends.
Twiggy Designer Marc Sadler
Manufacturer
The Italian lamp manufacturer Foscarini was founded in 1981 on the Venetian island of Murano and now based resident in Marcon is focused on the development innovative new lighting solutions. Originally focussed on the production of lamps made from Murano glass, Foscarini stands out from comparable manufacturers in that rather than maintaining its own production facility it works with selected partners it deems most suitable for the current project. This flexibility in terms of production has allowed Foscarini to experiment with different materials and manufacturing processes far beyond classic blown glass. Working with a diverse collection of designers Foscarini have realise several modern classics including the Havana floor lamp, a work included in the permanent collection of the MoMA New York. As part of its social and environmental commitment Foscarini is certified according to ISO 9001 and ISO 14001.
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