In 1955, Jacques Biny founded his Luminalite lighting studio in Paris. A modern pioneer, this designer-cum-creator was born in 1913 and developed around 400 models over nearly 30 year. Jacques Biny is a rigorous man who tirelessly worked to improve comfort in living spaces through lighting. Priority is given to function, and saving resources in formal research suggest some parallels with the American Minimalism artistic movement which emerged in the mid-1960s, which explains collectors’ love for it, both in the United States and in Europe. Efficacy, simplicity, sobriety, elegance and a dismissal of the ostentatious are all common denominators in the work of Jacques Biny. This Biny floor lamp is a relaunch of the 1950s model. It’s composed of a black steel structure and a white glass diffuser. Its rigorous elegance contains modern technology. The Biny floor lamp has a touch-sensitive dimmer. Two filters (included) allow you to adjust the temperature of the light (2,700 K, 2,300 K, 2,000 K). The LED source integrated into the light is set to 2,700 K (warm white) by default. If you want, you can use one of the two filters provided to create an even warmer light, respectively 2,300 K and 2,000 K.

In detail:

Variation : Black

Brand : DCW éditions

Designer : Jacques Biny

Type : Floor lamp

Colour : Black – Diffuser: white glass

Material : Painted steel – Diffuser: glass

Dimensions : H 159.8 cm- Lampshade: Ø 55 cm – Base: Ø 44 cm

Weight : 15.18 lb

Characteristics : 50s reissue – Touch-sensitive dimmer on the lamp – Included: 2 filters allowing for the selection of the light (2,300 K and 2,000 K) – Integrated LED light source (can be replaced by a professional): 9 W, 900 lm, 2,700 K – Class II – IP20 – Adjustable legs – Supplied with EU plug: EU to UK plug adapter included