Floor lamps High Line - Marset
The High Line is visually a sculpture of light, a slender line that emits light without revealing where. The floor lamp by Josep Lluís Xuclà generates indirect light by reflection, with the particularity that it does not bounce against the ceiling but against the wall. The author of it is interested in the wall being the one that returns the emitted light, it is his great ally and he needs it nearby.
Formally it is a composition of volumes and colors. Three blocks that are distinguished by their shapes and tones: the vertical light-bearing element in oak or wenge is attached to a lacquered wooden block and both stand on the black base. The latter marks the distance where the lamp should be placed, in contact with the wall so that the light is optimal, generating ambient lighting for any space. The sobriety of its shapes contrasts with the warmth of the wood and colors.
Formally it is a composition of volumes and colors. Three blocks that are distinguished by their shapes and tones: the vertical light-bearing element in oak or wenge is attached to a lacquered wooden block and both stand on the black base. The latter marks the distance where the lamp should be placed, in contact with the wall so that the light is optimal, generating ambient lighting for any space. The sobriety of its shapes contrasts with the warmth of the wood and colors.
