IN HIS SEARCH FOR SIMPLE AND CLEVER

SOLUTIONS IN ANY GIVEN SPACE, ALEKSANDER

LAZIC, THE YOUNG DANISH DESIGNER, LOOKED

TO ITALIAN MARBLE TABLES FROM THE 1970S AND

THE UNDERSTATED, BUT EVER-PRESENT BEAUTY OF

NATURAL MATERIALS WHEN CREATING THE REVERSE

TABLE LAMP.

Reverse Table Lamp

( N E W )

BY ALEKSANDAR LAZIC

Inspired by the play on structure created by geometric

constraints, the conical travertine base – left raw to let the

light highlight its natural imperfections – and bronzed

aluminium shade of Reverse define the lamp’s perfectly

balanced expression. The light diffuses evenly across the

unworked stone, raw in its expression, from its curved

shade to reveal shadows and an intriguing colour play that

appear to stem from the base itself. At precisely the point

at which the shade and base meet sits a dimmer switch for

adjusting the light intensity. Fitted with a dim-to-warm LED

light source, the Reverse Table Lamp casts warm light on a

bedside table or subdued light on a cabinet surface, making

it an elegant and characterful solution to a multitude of

lighting needs.

Reverse Table Lamp, by Aleksandar Lazic

Plinth Cubic, Nero Marquina Marble, by Norm Architects

Reverse Table Lamp, by Aleksandar Lazic

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