Castiglioni. Pair of pendant lights. 1970s.

Achille & Pier Castiglioni, by.
Flos, edited by.

Pair of pendant lights. Each pendant light is made up of a white opaline with concentric circles in chrome metal in its center, circular in shape, the opaline being held by a stem and a white cup, signed Flos.

Italian work realized in the 1970s.

Dimensions: H 128 x D 46 cm

Flos is an Italian lighting publishing house founded in 1960. Achille Castiglioni and Philippe Starck have collaborated with Flos. Flos also has a reissue activity, since it reissues the Arco floor lamp by the Castiglioni brothers. Flos was also a winner of the “Compasso d’Oro”.

The Compasso d’Oro award, or in French “Compas d’or”, is one of the most prestigious international product design awards. It was created in 1954 in Lombardy by the famous designer Gio Ponti. This prize rewards creations made in Italy. The winners are mainly Italian designers, but also big names in international design, such as Philippe Starck, for creations made in Italy. The prizes are awarded by international juries for creations of furniture, tableware, automobiles and industrial design.