Soulmates Job Smeets and Nynke Tynagel founded studio job in 2000. This studio was established in the “renaissance spirit”, where traditional and modern techniques are combined to produce once- in-a-lifetime objects. The pair started the studio after graduating from the dutch Design Academy in Eindhoven and in the fifteen years since then, they have moved towards being the pioneers of contemporary design. Works by Studio Job can be found in more than forty museums around the world. The design duo have had dozens of solo exhibitions. Their iconic, heraldic and cartoon-like sculptures are popular with collectors. One of the most influential design team according to the financial times, Studio Job is passionate about building up an oeuvre that is becoming increasingly extravagant and personal in its details.
Fallen Chandelier is an M size wireless rechargeable lamp suitable for indoor environments, designed by Studio Job. Influenced by 19th century Thonet classic curves, this object travels through times to be the outstanding protagonist in each place it lives in and accompany you in a timeless dream of elegance. It can be regulated from a distance by remote control.
Material: polyethylene
Light Source: 6x 3W LED
Light Color: white
Dimensions: (L - W - H): 90 x 84 x 76 cm
Cable: MicroUSB ↔ USB
Cable length: 100
Remote control: Yes
Battery Autonomy: 6h
Fallen Chandelier M is the last masterpiece by Studio Job produced by Qeeboo, a floor lamp suitable for indoor environments. More than ten years ago Studio Job designed an unforgettable art installation named “Fallen Chandeliers”, a serie of scale lamps scattered on a large field where once a royal palace stood. The palace disappeared and only the lamps were in place on the grass. Now Qeeboo transforms this art project into a design object. Thanks to the rotational molding technology, shapes and surfaces are restyled. Influenced by 19th century Thonet classic curves Studio Job instills to this object a powerful expressive imaginary.
Fallen Chandelier XL version also available
STUDIO JOB
Fallen Chandelier is an M size wireless rechargeable lamp suitable for indoor environments, designed by Studio Job. Influenced by 19th century Thonet classic curves, this object travels through times to be the outstanding protagonist in each place it lives in and accompany you in a timeless dream of elegance. It can be regulated from a distance by remote control.
Material: polyethylene
Light Source: 6x 3W LED
Light Color: white
Dimensions: (L - W - H): 90 x 84 x 76 cm
Cable: MicroUSB ↔ USB
Cable length: 100
Remote control: Yes
Battery Autonomy: 6h
Fallen Chandelier M is the last masterpiece by Studio Job produced by Qeeboo, a floor lamp suitable for indoor environments. More than ten years ago Studio Job designed an unforgettable art installation named “Fallen Chandeliers”, a serie of scale lamps scattered on a large field where once a royal palace stood. The palace disappeared and only the lamps were in place on the grass. Now Qeeboo transforms this art project into a design object. Thanks to the rotational molding technology, shapes and surfaces are restyled. Influenced by 19th century Thonet classic curves Studio Job instills to this object a powerful expressive imaginary.
Fallen Chandelier XL version also available
STUDIO JOB
Soulmates Job Smeets and Nynke Tynagel founded studio job in 2000. This studio was established in the “renaissance spirit”, where traditional and modern techniques are combined to produce once- in-a-lifetime objects. The pair started the studio after graduating from the dutch Design Academy in Eindhoven and in the fifteen years since then, they have moved towards being the pioneers of contemporary design. Works by Studio Job can be found in more than forty museums around the world. The design duo have had dozens of solo exhibitions. Their iconic, heraldic and cartoon-like sculptures are popular with collectors. One of the most influential design team according to the financial times, Studio Job is passionate about building up an oeuvre that is becoming increasingly extravagant and personal in its details.