About Flos

Named for the Latin word for “flower,” FLOS has revolutionized the art of lighting by honouring tradition while embracing innovation. Founded by Sergio Gandini in 1962, in Merano, Italy, FLOS is an award winning institution, and has earned worldwide recognition as the leader in the industry while growing its offerings to include residential, commercial, and custom-made concept-based products. Consequently, being able to collaborate with the greatest artists in the world to offer timeless, imaginative, and functional products that redefine modern lighting.

FLOS is synonymous with craftsmanship, having cultivated long and successful partnerships with some of the world’s most renowned lighting artists like the Castiglioni brothers, Tobia Scarpa, Philippe Starck, Antonio Citterio, and others.

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Superloon Floor

The serene, harmonious glow of the moon inspired this innovative and first-of-its-kind design from artist Jasper Morrison. Using revolutionary Edge Lighting Technology, the Superloon combines maximum performance and efficiency with visual comfort. This striking floor lamp includes a Dim-to-Warm function that responds to adjustments in intensity: As it dims, light transitions from a colder blue to a warmer tone, as with a well-loved filament lamp. The Superloon provides direct light. Its painted or chrome-plated aluminum body features a metal spinning head, die-cast joints, and an extruded stem. The diffuser is silk-screened PMMA (Polymethyl methacrylate). The light source is Edge Lighting, and there is an optical switch sensor on the stem that enables the warm tone dimming function. The stem includes the Soft Touch sensor, which guarantees a fluid and precise control of light flow with a simple and natural touch of the hand. The power cord is 250 centimeters long. There is a plug-in power supply with interchangeable plugs.	Flos	No

Superloon Floor


Gaku Wire Table

FLOS introduces Gaku, a creative modular light set in an open ash frame by acclaimed design studio Nendo. A world of options opens up inside and outside the natural- or black-stained frame, where lighting components and accessories can be customized to tailor this floor or table lamp to one’s needs. Five add-on accessories—a bowl, vase, key bowl, bookend, and mirror—adorn the basic structure of the lamp while turning the piece into a do-it-all tool for the home. Gaku is available in two styles, wire and wireless. The wire model features a small white or black polycarbonate pendant light suspended inside the frame. The pendant's height can be adjusted and the brightness is modified through a push-button dimmer switch on the power cord. The wireless design integrates an induction charger in the frame that powers a lamp through non-contact charging. The portable luminary can be moved to provide light wherever needed. Featuring four levels of brightness controlled through a dimmer switch on the light fitting, the fixture can operate for six to 48 hours autonomously. A battery indicator light shows when it needs to be recharged. Gaku’s corded power supply comes with a USB outlet and interchangeable plugs.	Flos	No

Gaku Wire Table


Snoopy Green Table

Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni’s tribute to a beloved cartoon character continues to captivate. The Snoopy table lamp, first released in 1967, features a curved aluminum reflector that delicately perches on a tilted Carrara marble base. Speaking to the designers’ sense of whimsy, the light’s silhouette draws resemblance to a beagle in profile. The iconic design enters the next half-century of its enduring legacy with a green hue that highlights the design’s inherently playful nature. Available for the first time in the United States, the brilliant glossy finish draws attention to the light’s striking geometric form, which is accented by three cooling holes that resemble a bowling ball. The Snoopy table lamp is also available in a black finish. The design provides direct light through its enameled reflector and glass disk and is operated by an internal dimmer and switch.	Flos	No

Snoopy Green Table


Arrangements Square Small, Round Small, & Line Suspension

Michael Anastassiades' Arrangements pendant lights show just how much a designer can do with a simple concept elegantly realized. The modular system consists of nine forms--circles, squares, lines, teardrops, and ovals--made from aluminium, silicone, and polycarbonate. The pieces can be suspended from the ceiling in any order, each hanging, like the links in a chain, from the one above. They connect using dovetail joints, which conduct electricity throughout the entire formation. Like Calder's mobiles or Picasso's line drawings, the Arrangements system demonstrates that even the most basic shapes can be combined into weird and wonderful permutations.	Flos	No

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