FAD Menor table light
Part of Santa & Cole's FAD collection by Miguel Milá, FAD is available as a table lamp in two sizes, a large version and a smaller 'Menor' version. After experimenting with four leftover pieces of wood. FAD comprises cylindrical oak columns to create a vertical symmetry that gracefully supports an almost cylindrical white linen shade.///Description
Originally designed for the headquarters of Barcelona’s FAD (Fostering Arts and Design Association). The FAD was founded in 1903 by a group of artisans and architects deeply concerned about the consequences of industrialization. For decades, the association was a pioneer advocate for Spanish architecture and projective arts.
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FAD Menor table light
Part of Santa & Cole's FAD collection by Miguel Milá, FAD is available as a table lamp in two sizes, a large version and a smaller 'Menor' version. After experimenting with four leftover pieces of wood. FAD comprises cylindrical oak columns to create a vertical symmetry that gracefully supports an almost cylindrical white linen shade.///Description
Originally designed for the headquarters of Barcelona’s FAD (Fostering Arts and Design Association). The FAD was founded in 1903 by a group of artisans and architects deeply concerned about the consequences of industrialization. For decades, the association was a pioneer advocate for Spanish architecture and projective arts.
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Part of Santa & Cole's FAD collection by Miguel Milá, FAD is available as a table lamp in two sizes, a large version and a smaller 'Menor' version. After experimenting with four leftover pieces of wood. FAD comprises cylindrical oak columns to create a vertical symmetry that gracefully supports an almost cylindrical white linen shade.///Description
Originally designed for the headquarters of Barcelona’s FAD (Fostering Arts and Design Association). The FAD was founded in 1903 by a group of artisans and architects deeply concerned about the consequences of industrialization. For decades, the association was a pioneer advocate for Spanish architecture and projective arts.
