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  • Wave tower tube lamp-Pierre Castignola-APOC STORE
  • Wave tower tube lamp-Pierre Castignola-APOC STORE
  • Wave tower tube lamp-Pierre Castignola-APOC STORE
  • Wave tower tube lamp-Pierre Castignola-APOC STORE
  • Wave tower tube lamp-Pierre Castignola-APOC STORE
  • Wave tower tube lamp-Pierre Castignola-APOC STORE
  • Wave tower tube lamp-Pierre Castignola-APOC STORE
  • Wave tower tube lamp-Pierre Castignola-APOC STORE
  • Wave tower tube lamp-Pierre Castignola-APOC STORE
pierre castignola

£350.00

£350.00

wave tower tube lamp

wave tower tube lamp

£350.00

£350.00

In stock

Stock Status: in stock

Wave tower tube lamp made from upcycled materials. 

Material:Polypropylene, aluminium, RVS, electric components

Each piece is a 1 of 1 and comes from precisely cut sections of discarded chairs or their off-cuts to create a variety of shapes and sculptural assemblages. They are then sanded, cleaned, fire-polished and finally bound together with aluminium rivets.

Sizing

Measurements: 58x28x15

Shipping

This item is in stock and will be shipped from The Netherlands within 1 week.

EU: £15
Global: £25 

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About Pierre Castignola

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Eindhoven based designer Pierre Castignola (1995) graduated Cum Laude from the Design Academy in 2018. He aims to have a conceptual background in his work while focusing on a surprising, intriguing and surrealist outcome, as seen with his ‘Golf Lamp’. His conceptual focus belongs in the perception of the world, with a strong fascination for semiotics and symbols to lead to a radical and critical design.
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