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Table Lamp UOVO Small by Ben Swildens for FontanaArte

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Table lamp UOVO Small was designed by Ben Swildens in 1972 and was manufactured in Italy for FontanaArte.

Designed in 1972, the ‘shell’ of the egg contains the light source, a playful and contemporary concept. This elegant piece of lighting in white satin blown glass gives off warm and consistent light.

Diffused and dimmable light. Diffuser made of white blown glass with a satin finish. Base made of white painted metal. Black power cable, plug and switch. European two-pin plug. Bulb not included.

Uovo is also available in other sizes and in an outdoor version.

Product Details

Colour: White

Material: Glass

Dimensions (cm): H 28 x Ø 18

Dimensions (in): H 11 x Ø 7.1

Weight: 1.25kg

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Ben Swildens

Ben Swildens, born in 1938, is a Dutch designer who spent his childhood traveling from country to country with his father, an architect. In Morocco, at the American school in Tangiers, he learned Arabic and Spanish, and discovered drawing by imitating his father. After a period at the Polytechnic in Switzerland, Ben Swildens enrolled at the Ecole Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs in Paris, where he took his diploma in 1961. He began his career working for his professors, great creative artisans of the time, as well as for private companies. From 1962 to 1969, he collaborated with French master glassmaker and decorator Max Ingrand on numerous projects such as the headquarters of EDF and Peugeot, Lima airport, the Parliament building in Beirut and the Musée de Genève. Mas Ingrand would inspire Ben to go into industrial design. With his brother-in-law Bernard Cohen – future founder of the Parisian boutique Merci – Swildens launched Point, the company that produces and sells the furniture he designs. The two men were related through their wives, the Goutal sisters, who had created the BonBon brand, and from this felicitous union would come the Bonpoint brand 1972, for which Swildens designed the first stores in France the United States. In 1985, he founded Ben Swildens Design Architecture, concentrating on individual residences. While still an architect and designer, he has dedicated himself mainly to sculpture since 2010.