News from Philippe Starck: Bom Jour Lamp Design

November 27, 2015

Flos informs that this year the new family of lamps was designed by Philippe Starck and introduced at the last edition of the Euroluce fair in Milan (14-19 April 2015). What exactly do these lamps look like?

A family of lamps that originates a new archetype: a body that is ethereal, pure and almost immaterial. Its naked, transparent base can be customized according to personal tastes and styles by ‘dressing’ it with a chrome, copper or matt white metallic plastic hat that incorporates the LED light source, and a shade available in multiple finishings and materials: amber coloured injection moulded plastic, which simulates the spirit of the ground glass of times past, or transparent yellow, in a more contemporary high tech style, or classic pleated fabric, or natural raffia, and so on. News from Philippe Starck: Bom Jour Lamp Design

“BON JOUR is a consistent collection of light, exploring the timeless elegance of high-technology dematerialization combined with the freedom of expressing your own creativity” – Philippe Starck

Thanks to perfect range integration between the design and architectural collections, for the first time Flos has brought together coordinated models for residential and professional use in the same product family. Bon Jour is made up of a table model, a suspension lamp and a floor-standing variant, as well as a series of recessed spotlights, also with small interchangeable shades in the same variety of finishings. The table model is finally joined by a small table lamp fitted with a dimmer and a micro USB rechargeable battery power supply that has a life of six hours, making it ideal for cordless portable use.

The design project is the example of Philippe Starck talent proving his unique ability to give a specific French charm to any piece at home design.