Ceiling lamp TOP O, white, black, Thoro - 311370

Ceiling lamp TOP O, white, black, Thoro - 311371

Ceiling lamp TOP O, white, black, Thoro - 311372

Ceiling lamp TOP O, white, black, Thoro - 311373

Ceiling lamp TOP O, white, black, Thoro - 311374

Ceiling lamp TOP O, white, black, Thoro - 311375

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Ceiling lamp TOP O, white, black, Thoro

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The TOP O ceiling lamp by Thoro features a modern, geometric drum shape with a slight conical profile, measuring 50 cm in diameter. The primary element is a textile lampshade, likely made from parchment or high-quality synthetic fabric, stretched evenly across the structure. Its matte, neutral white surface is accentuated by two distinct black stripes symmetrically encircling the shade, creating a graphic rhythm and emphasizing the lamp’s proportions. The construction is seamless, with no visible joints or fasteners, and accommodates three E27 light sources to ensure even illumination, including in rooms with lower ceilings. A magnet system facilitates everyday use and easy bulb replacement. The design was created in collaboration with Piotr Żydowski, founder of the Jaśniej brand and the Biscuit project. The formal language of TOP O communicates clarity and restraint, where every detail – from the sharp edges of the black stripes to the soft, matte surface of the shade – shapes a calm, graphic identity. The minimalist silhouette and bold color contrast echo mid-century modern classics, yet the lamp remains distinctly contemporary and disciplined. It can be interpreted as a visual symbol of balance between functionality and the serenity of modern interiors. This ceiling lamp works well in living rooms, bedrooms, or offices, where the restrained white and black palette allows pairing with both light and dark furniture featuring clean lines. It may be combined with other fixtures from the TOP collection for a cohesive look or paired with minimalist accents – low tables, matte ceramics, and smooth textiles. Surrounded by natural wood, glass, and diffused lighting, the lamp reveals its graphic potential without