SANTA & COLE
Dórica Floor Lamp
Estimated Completion Date: 2 Weeks
Dórica
The balance of materials that make up this lamp—its cotton shade, metallic structure and stitched leather grip—are a vindication of industrial craftsmanship. With a strong presence, Dórica is an impressive lamp that evokes the classical doric column.
Dimension plane
Overview
Metal structure with dark brown finish.
Natural ribbon lampshade.
Stabilizing disc Ø 22 cm / 8.7”.
Dimmer included
Light sources
Recommended dimmable light source (not included): Other light sources: Max. 50 W
Input voltage: 100, 120, 230 Vac.
(50 Hz / 60 Hz). According to destination.
Lamp holder: E26 (Max. height 130 mm / 5.1″)
J O R D I M I R A L B E L L
ordi Miralbell and Mariona Raventós were a design partnership firmly grounded on craftsmanship. Together, they built a catalogue of beautiful home furnishings and lighting. Both trained at the ELISAVA school in Barcelona between 1974 and 1977, they founded their own interior and graphic design studio in the same city two years later.
Fully aligned with our approach to design, in 1989 their company Neoseries joined Santa & Cole, the editing company for which they had already designed some furniture, and they became partners two years later. Subsequently, they were responsible for art direction and served on the Editorial Committee, sharing discussions and criteria for the selection of products. Several pieces of furniture and lamps created at that time for Santa & Cole are still in our catalogue today, such as the Dórica floor lamp.
Tender and original, Jordi Miralbell and Mariona Raventós spotlight the talents of a design partnership that is grounded on craftsmanship.
M A R I O N A R A V E N T Ó S
Mariona Raventós and Jordi Miralbell were a design partnership firmly grounded on craftsmanship. Together, they built a catalogue of beautiful home furnishings and lighting. Both trained at the ELISAVA school in Barcelona between 1974 and 1977, they founded their own interior and graphic design studio in the same city two years later.
Within the team, Mariona Raventós expressed herself best through craftsmanship: the treatment of materials, textures and colour, looking after the sensual part of projects. Jordi Miralbell provided the volume, the proportions, the structure and the mechanical functioning. Their products are warm and simple and coexist harmoniously with all types of furniture. Never strident, their lamps use natural materials, poetic forms and diverse lighting means, evidencing a dynamic notion of light: "Design is the art of making the utilitarian into a desired thing, into human warmth, into something generated by man".
Tender and original, Mariona Raventós and Jordi Miralbell spotlight the talents of a design partnership that is grounded on craftsmanship.
