Pendant Lamp Frisbi, chrome silver, white acrylic, black plastic, by A. Castiglioni, Flos, Italy, 1970s.
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The Frisbi pendant lamp, designed by Achille Castiglioni for Flos in the 1970s, is an iconic example of Italian modernist lighting. Its construction features a hemispherical, mirror-polished chrome reflector suspended above a wide, flat opal PMMA diffuser by three slender steel cables. The composition is completed by a matte black plastic canopy, which softly contrasts with the gleaming chrome and milky white diffuser. The palette is restrained to silver, white, and black, emphasizing the design's minimalist ethos. Carefully balanced proportions, with their interplay of circular and linear elements, and the smooth, reflective surfaces, create a striking visual presence. All components are original and preserved in very good condition, with only minimal signs of age consistent with vintage lamps from the 1970s.Frisbi speaks in the voice of a bold, experimental era, when light was expected to both surprise and inspire. The chrome reflector recalls cinematic scenes, mirroring the surrounding space, while the opal diffuser softens the light into a gentle, diffused glow. The lamp appears to float above the everyday, as if continually exploring new possibilities of form and function—a testament to the modernist spirit and the drive to reinvent daily objects.Frisbi works beautifully above a dining table or in a spacious living room, where its wide diffuser ensures even illumination and the mirrored reflector accentuates the rhythm of a contemporary interior. It can be paired with mid-century modern furnishings, minimalist forms, or raw concrete to highlight its geometric clarity. Surrounded by dark wood
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Height73 cm
Width60 cm
Length60 cm
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Length60 cm
Height73 cm
Width60 cm
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