FLOS Tab Floor Lamp

Edward Barber was born in Shrewsbury, UK in 1969. He started his collaboration with Jay Osgerby in 1997. Both Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby have lectured at a number of design events and design schools, including hosting workshops at Ecal, Switzerland and the Vitra Design Museum. Barber & Osgerby's work is found in many permanent collections including the V&A Museum-London, Metropolitan Museum of Art - New York and the Design Museum, London.

Jay Osgerby was born in Oxford, UK in 1969. He started his collaboration with Edward Barber in 1997. He experimental Hula Stool, 2001, originated from sheet plywood reassembled to create complex, compound curves; the Shell Table, 2002, (nominated for the Compasso d'or) and Shell Chair, were further structural studies in plywood. The use of folds created beam structures that could take the weight of a person but were also incredibly light. In 1999 Levi's approached Barber & Osgerby to join a team who were developing the ingenious 'Engineered Jeans' range. Barber & Osgerby were responsible for producing 2 hangers to display the range in all Levi's 9000 shops around the world.

• Construction: Die-cast aluminum, porcelain
• Provides direct lighting with adjustable head
• Minimum distance from illuminated object: 3.94"
• Indoor use
• Supply: Power cord

• Number of heads: 1
• Accommodates: (1) Max 40 W G9 HSGS build
• IP Rating: 20
• Voltage: 230 V
• Length cord: 78.74"
• Dimension: 42.9" H x 9.36" W x 9.36" - 10.65" D