Ceiling Lamp No.2 mothers-day combined with the dynamic interplay

combined with the dynamic interplay of light and the elegance of its soft lines

Fully upholstered and un-upholstered versions are also available

the 'tail' doubles as a handle for ease of movement and the brass ball at the top of the lamp now functions as a touch-activated dimmer mechanism

Thanks to its simple shape and subtle colours

Pato meets Fredericia's 100-year-old tradition of bringing crafted quality to industrial products

Ceiling Lamp No.2 mothers-day combined with the dynamic interplayCeiling Lamp No. 2 by Muller Van Severen for Valerie Objects. Launched at a solo exhibition at Valerie Trann in 2011, the Ceiling Lamp is one of the first designs Muller Van Severen created together. Comprising five different designs, the lights appear like pen marks in the air, bringing a playful line of colour while drawing the eye to the home's architecture. The lights have minimalist silhouettes made from bent lacquered steel and are complete with