Sono stati trovati 101 prodotti corrispondenti alla tua ricerca per pulpo in 2 negozi:

Designed by Davide Monopoli for German brand Pulpo, 'Olivia' is a memorable pop of color for interior spaces. Forming one half of a two item collection by the designer — with the other piece named 'Dita' — this back table mirror is defined by a light blue reflective surface and an elongated silhouette, propped up by a stone stand at the rear.

Designed by esteemed lighting designer Sebastian Herkner for Pulpo, 'Bent One' is a celebration of glass. Manipulated into a fluid form that is shaped into a fluted shade, the panelled grey glass shields an LED light source atop a black steel frame for a simple silhouette that puts the shade's abstract form front and centre.

Produced by Pulpo and designed by the esteemed German lighting designer Sebastian Herkner, 'Oda' is a collection of table and floor lamps defined by a well-balanced harmony of industrial and organic aesthetics. The mechanical element comes courtesy of a sturdy black steel frame that references the structures of old fashioned water towers and silos, while the smooth, gentle curves of the bulbous glass shade reflects the handblown methods used to produce its shape. The result is this amber-coloured table lamp, which emits a warm glow via an LED bulb E14 bulb.

At once evoking both the past and present, Visser & Meijwaard's 'Fg' collection for German brand Pulpo manages to appear futuristic and ancient at the same time. This duality lies in the way each vase in the collection has been infused with the Dutch designer's own heritage, with the traditional 18th century cabinet set used as a starting point for the series. The result is items like the ceramic 'Vase Fg2', a bold white open vase defined by a compelling raised geometric surface design, which seems familiar yet mystical at the same time.

Sebastian Herkner's 2016 'Boule' collection for Pulpo looks to the time-honoured French pastime of pétanque, an outdoor ball game, for inspiration. As such, the table lamp takes on a spherical form, created by a smoky grey mouth-blown glass shade bulb within which a opal white LED bulb emits a soft glow — a light imitation of the boule silhouette and a nod to the fading light of the early evenings on which the game is usually played. Nestled atop a black ceramic stand, the lamp can be placed on a range of flat surfaces for a sophisticated and elegant presence in a range of spaces. Requires an E27 bulb.

At once evoking both the past and present, Visser & Meijwaard's 'Fg' collection for German brand Pulpo manages to appear futuristic and ancient at the same time. This duality lies in the way each vase in the collection has been infused with the Dutch designer's own heritage, with the traditional 18th century cabinet set used as a starting point for the series. The result is items like the ceramic 'Vase Fg2', a bold black open vase defined by a raised geometric surface design, which seems familiar yet mystical at the same time.

Combining two geometrical shapes to create a ceramic table, Sebastian Herkner's 'Mila' for Pulpo is simple and complex in equal parts. With a rectangular cuboid base balancing a bowl-like solid hemisphere, this high white incarnation of the table is an eye-catcher that can be utilised as a side table in public and domestic spaces alike.

At once evoking both the past and present, Visser & Meijwaard's 'Fg' collection for German brand Pulpo manages to appear futuristic and ancient at the same time. This duality lies in the way each vase in the collection has been infused with the Dutch designer's own heritage, with the traditional 18th century cabinet set used as a starting point for the series. The result is items like the ceramic 'Vase Fg1', a striking black container with a lid that stands out for a raised surface design, which seems familiar yet mystical at the same time.

Combining two geometrical shapes to create a ceramic table, Sebastian Herkner's 'Mila' table for Pulpo is simple and complex in equal parts. With a rectangular cuboid base balancing a bowl-like solid hemisphere, this small blue incarnation of the table is an eye-catcher that can be utilised as a side table in a multitude of spaces.

At once evoking both the past and present, Visser & Meijwaard's 'Fg' collection for German brand Pulpo manages to appear futuristic and ancient at the same time. This duality lies in the way each vase in the collection has been infused with the Dutch designer's own heritage, with the traditional 18th century cabinet set used as a starting point for the series. The result is items like the ceramic 'Vase Fg1', a striking white container with a lid that stands out for a raised surface design, which seems familiar yet mystical at the same time.

Produced by Pulpo and designed by the esteemed German lighting designer Sebastian Herkner, 'Oda' is a collection of table and floor lamps defined by a well-balanced harmony of industrial and organic aesthetics. The mechanical element comes courtesy of a sturdy white steel frame that references the structures of old fashioned water towers and silos, while the smooth, gentle curves of the bulbous glass shade reflects the handblown methods used to produce its shape. The result is this white table lamp, which emits a warm glow via an LED bulb E14 bulb.

The brainchild of design studio No-Made in collaboration with Pulpo, 'Kumo' is a lamp taken from a series of lighting inspired by the silhouettes of both Japanese lanterns and clouds. Comprising an LED bulb, a shade formed from mouth-blown white glass and a white ceramic base, this high version of 'Kumo' emits a soft, even light and no two lamps from the collection are alike in a true homage to the clouds they are inspired by.

Designed by esteemed lighting designer Sebastian Herkner for Pulpo, 'Bent One' is a celebration of glass. Manipulated into a fluid form that is shaped into a fluted shade, the panelled grey glass shields an LED light source atop a black steel frame for a simple silhouette that puts the shade's abstract form front and centre.

Produced by Pulpo and designed by the esteemed German lighting designer Sebastian Herkner, 'Oda' is a collection of table and floor lamps defined by a well-balanced harmony of industrial and organic aesthetics. The mechanical element comes courtesy of a sturdy white steel frame that references the structures of old fashioned water towers and silos, while the smooth, gentle curves of the bulbous glass shade reflects the handblown methods used to produce its shape. The result is this large white version of the floor lamp, which emits a warm glow via an LED bulb E27 bulb.

Produced by Pulpo and designed by the esteemed German lighting designer Sebastian Herkner, 'Oda' is a collection of table and floor lamps defined by a well-balanced harmony of industrial and organic aesthetics. The mechanical element comes courtesy of a sturdy white steel frame that references the structures of old fashioned water towers and silos, while the smooth, gentle curves of the bulbous glass shade reflects the handblown methods used to produce its shape. The result is this large white version of the floor lamp, which emits a warm glow via an LED bulb E27 bulb.

The brainchild of design studio No-Made in collaboration with Pulpo, 'Kumo' is a lamp taken from a series of lighting inspired by the silhouettes of both Japanese lanterns and clouds. Comprising an LED bulb, and a shade formed from mouth-blown white glass that floats atop a white ceramic base, Kumo emits a soft, even light and no two lamps from the collection are alike in a true homage to the clouds they are inspired by.

Combining two geometrical shapes to create a ceramic table, Sebastian Herkner's 'Mila' for Pulpo is simple and complex in equal parts. With a rectangular cuboid base balancing a bowl-like solid hemisphere, this larger rose-coloured incarnation of the table is an eye-catcher that can be utilised as a coffee table in public and domestic spaces alike.

Produced by Pulpo and designed by the esteemed German lighting designer Sebastian Herkner, 'Oda' is a collection of table and floor lamps defined by a well-balanced harmony of industrial and organic aesthetics. The mechanical element comes courtesy of a sturdy black steel frame that references the structures of old fashioned water towers and silos, while the smooth, gentle curves of the bulbous glass shade reflects the handblown methods used to produce its shape. The result is this large amber-coloured version of the floor lamp, which emits a warm glow via an LED bulb E27 bulb.

A cluster of handblown glass spheres come together to form Pulpo's 'Stellar' floor lamp for an arrangement not dissimilar to a bunch of grapes. Designed by Sebastian Herkner in a continuation of his long-standing relationship with the German brand, the lamp combines functionality, carefully crafted materials and elegance for a standout result. Balanced on a black powder coated steel base, the handblown smoky grey glass spheres offer a series of uniform wrinkles on one half of their surface for a wave of uniform ripples of light and reflection when 'Stellar' is switched on. Requires E27 LED bulbs.

Designed by esteemed lighting designer Sebastian Herkner for Pulpo, 'Bent One' is a celebration of glass. Manipulated into a fluid form that is shaped into a fluted shade, the panelled clear glass shields an LED light source atop a black steel frame for a simple silhouette that puts the shade's abstract form front and centre.