Genesi Sponge Lamp by Masayo Ave, Japan
By Masayo Ave
Located in Paris, FR
80's Design lamp, Designed by Massayo Ave,-Japan- . material: cover/open-cell polyester sponge(washable) body/polypropylene structure/chromed steel Fluo-compact lamp 9W-11W Great...
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H 35.04 in W 31.11 in D 1.97 in
Contemporary abstract geometric artwork by Miriam Loellmann, wood framed, unique
By Miriam Loellmann
Located in Rio de Janeiro, RJ
Miriam Loellmann studied Textile and Surface Design at the KHB Weißensee Art School in Berlin. Masayo Ave, a Japanese visiting professor, had a significant influence on Miriam Loellm...
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Rare Italian Post-Modern Light Sculpture / Table Lamp by Masayo Ave
By Antonangeli, Masayo Ave
Located in New York, NY
A light sculpture / desk / table lamp made from sponge creating a warm lighting presence and brilliant sculptural form by Japanese Artist, Masayo Ave, designed in 1998 for Antonangel...
Modern Genesi Stella Sponge Lamp by Masayo Ave, Italy
Located in Hamilton, Ontario
Genesi Stella Sponge Lamp by Masayo Ave, Italy Sponge table lamp, Genesi Stella, Italian design by Masayo Ave for Antonangeli Illuminazione.
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