LAST - Floor Lamp
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Zero Lighting's Last Floor Lamp: Elegance and Functionality in a Cinematic Design
Elevate your interiors with the Last Floor Lamp from Zero Lighting. This classically designed lighting solution features a tripod leg design, reminiscent of movie set lighting. The striking structure is topped with a large adjustable shade of 420mm diameter, making it a statement piece that combines functionality and design.
The Last Floor Lamp stands at a height of 1650mm, making it the perfect companion for your reading nook, living room, or bedroom. Its aluminum frame comes in a choice of black or white, allowing you to choose the version that best fits your space.
This floor lamp is also equipped with a dimmer, giving you the freedom to adjust the lighting intensity according to your mood or the task at hand. Add a touch of elegance and timeless sophistication to your interiors with the Last Floor Lamp from Zero Lighting.
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Meet the designer
Mattias Ståhlbom
Mattias Ståhlbom, born in 1971 in Norrköping, is a Swedish designer known for his innovative and distinctive approach to design. Currently based in the vibrant Södermalm district of Stockholm, he established his own design and architecture studio in 2002. Ståhlbom studied Interior Architecture and Furniture Design at Stockholm’s prestigious University College of Arts, Crafts, and Design. With a portfolio that spans furniture, lighting, and kitchenware, he has collaborated with numerous acclaimed Swedish brands and gained international experience in New York. His fresh and unique perspective has earned him several honors, including the “Young Design” award. Ståhlbom’s work has been featured in exhibitions and major design events worldwide. His products have been showcased at iconic fairs like “Swedish Style” in Tokyo, the Furniture Fair in Milan, and the Design Fair in Seoul, cementing his status as a designer who merges functionality with striking, contemporary aesthetics.
