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The perforation of the EOS Floor porcelain body up close, with the oak bars behind
The diamonds are wider at the waist and narrower at the rim — the light leaves more quietly there.

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EOS Floor

The one piece in the family the ceiling does not hold. Three oak bars interlock, and the porcelain body lies across the crossing.

The piece

The body is the family's hourglass: wider diamonds at the waist, narrower ones at the rim. It does not sit on the stand, it lies in it — the crossing of the three bars holds it, and that decision gives the lamp its tilted look. It works the ceiling above and a pool of light around a chair below.

The stand

Three turned oak bars, interlocked. A wooden peg holds the joint — no glue, no screws: the bars come apart by hand and go back together the same way. The logic of Japanese joinery, here not as ornament but as the way the lamp is assembled. Copper ferrules at the feet.

Light

The body works in two directions and the perforation draws onto the floor and the ceiling. Too little for reading, plenty for atmosphere — beside an armchair, in the corner of a sofa, in front of a window.

Size

154 cm overall. The porcelain body is 39 cm high and 30.6 cm at its widest, with a 23 cm top opening. With the body the lamp occupies 51.6 cm, and the stand settles on 43.9 × 42.7 cm.

Data

Type
Floor lamp, three-bar stand
Material
Zsolnay porcelain, solid oak, copper
Glaze
Green-gold eosin
Height
154 cm
Body
39 cm high · 30.6 cm across
Footprint
43.9 × 42.7 cm
Joint
Wooden peg, no glue
Lamp
Specified per project
Family
EOS
The whole EOS Floor lamp: three oak bars with the porcelain body lying across the crossing
The whole thing: 154 cm.
The perforation of the EOS Floor porcelain body next to an oak bar, up close
The body lies beside the bar, not on top of it.
The oak bars of the EOS Floor with peg holes and the wooden peg beside them
Peg holes and the peg: the joint releases by hand.
The surface of an EOS Floor oak bar with the driven wooden peg, the lit porcelain body behind
The driven peg stays visible on the bar.
The geometry of the EOS Floor: the three bars and the translucent outline of the porcelain body set onto them
Where body and bars meet: the porcelain lies down between the three bars.
EOS Floor workshop drawing: body elevations, plan, stand and overall height, dimensioned in centimetres
Workshop drawing, cm: body, plan, stand and overall height.