Fatboy - Edison the Petit table lamp 3 pcs

It is the mobile table lamp you have been waiting for. Functional on the desk, romantic on the balcony and useful next to the bed. This white table lamp brings the right amount of light into the dark, anywhere and anytime, thanks to the different light intensities and the duration up to 20 hours. Multifunctional, perfect for creating the right and rechargeable atmosphere! This small table lamp is fully illuminated by the exclusive LED technology. Use this polypropylene table lamp outside or inside, choose the right light intensity and recharge it again via USB when needed. Add a Cooper Cappie lampshade to give it an extra touch or to make the Edison the Petit completely yours.

Studio Demakersvan

Demakersvan is a collective of Dutch designers. This Dutch design studio was deliberately hidden behind this name, meaning "the one who produces". The references of these designers are impressive: Fatboy, Droog design, Swarovsky and many others... At the White Moon Gallery we present a miracle of industrial production, the result of a high technicality, The Cinderella Table.
The Cinderella project was born thanks to new industrial methods, this table is unique, as if it came out of a hand drawing, carved from a single block, totally not buildable by the human hand, its shapes and the transparency of its marble ( ultra-light only 8 mm thick), the Cenerentola table is the pure result of the use of mass production tools for art objects.
Already promoted as an icon of the 21st century, this extraordinary-shaped piece of furniture was created in 2005, the designer Verhoeven called his table "The Cinderella", in reference to the 5-saw robotic transformation tool. Cinderella is a virtuoso piece, the perfect example of haute couture design that exists only in a limited series, where each piece is unique... Demakersvan lives and works in Rotterdam.

Fatboy

For more than 20 years, Fatboy's goal has been to show the world that anything can be done differently, with a smile. Fatboy was founded in Den Bosch (Holland) in 2002 and immediately recognized for the iconic oversized beanbags designed by Finnish interior architect Jukka Setala. Since its foundation, the business has been developed from offering the original beanbags to a cross-category design brand with an outspoken collection of lighting, indoor & outdoor furniture and distinctive accessories. Nowadays the company has a turnover of more than 50 million, half of it generated online.