VERTIGO LARGE - Pendelleuchte
Worldwide delivery
We plant a tree for each order
Best price guarantee
Petite Friture Vertigo Large - the Den lamp
According to the designer of the Petite Friture’s Vertigo lamp, Constance Guisset, the large, floating shade of the Vertigo creates its own intimate area, a den.
The Vertigo suspension lamp is constructed from Combining iron, ultra-light fibereglass and polyurethane fiber, this suspension is an outcome of outstanding work on form, volume, material. Not only is its weight light, but also its look, that moves softly to the rhythm of the wind. Vertigo is made out of a number of dynamic braces that create a shadow pattern when the light is turned on. The lamp brings elegance to any room, while at the same time, creating a soft and intimate atmosphere. Petite Friture’s Vertigo lamp is also available in a in a smaller version.
A play of shadow and light
The curved shade and unique play of light and shadow allows the Vertigo lamp to enrich any interior.
Petite Friture is a young design brand, created in 2009 by Amélie du Chalard. The company works with emerging designers and combines creativity, quality, and accessibility to offer products that are both original and useful.
The Vertigo is made in France by Petite Friture.
This pendant from Petite Friture is a must-have for anyone who wants to add a touch of elegance to their home. It’s the perfect way to create an intimate and cozy atmosphere in any room. The Vertigo is also available in the updated Nova version with an integrated LED module.
This suspension is a beautiful and elegant way to add light and style to any room. The large, floating shade creates an intimate area, perfect for relaxing or spending time with family and friends.
The luminaire does not require any installation work. Delivered folded.
Explore the full Vertigo collection here.
Abmessungen:
Technische Daten:
Meet the designer
Constance Guisset
Constance Guisset, born in 1976, is a Paris-based French designer with a remarkable journey. After studying economics and working in Tokyo’s parliament, she pivoted to design, graduating from ENSCI - Les Ateliers in 2007 and launching her studio. Known for her poetic, functional creations, she’s earned accolades like the Grand Prix du Design de Paris (2008) and Designer of the Year at Maison et Objet (2010). Guisset collaborates with brands such as Petite Friture and Molteni on product design and brings her vision to scenography for Galeries Lafayette and Angelin Preljocaj. Her work often blends lightness, movement, and storytelling across disciplines.
