In his design for Flos, the Glo Ball floor lamp, Jasper Morrison achieves a seamless synthesis of form and function.
This lamp, with its great creative impact and adaptability, can be used with a wide variety of furnishings.
The opalescent glass structure obtained through a processing technique in which the blown glass is formed of many layers of material of different hues guarantees the global diffusion of light.
Interesting chromatic effects are produced by this jacketing method, which both signify the end result and the mood of the room in which the lamp will be used. Steel is used for the fundamental structure, which is made up of a central stem that tapers to a circular base. The dimmer is located on the power cord.
The formal beauty of the Glo Ball floor lamp is able to characterize any setting, bestowing on each one its own unique identity and sense of closeness.
