Mist AP17 table lamp
Designed by All the Way to Paris, the Mist Table Lamp AP17 combines material contrast with soft, atmospheric lighting. Centered around a mouth-blown opal glass shade, the design is anchored by a solid marble base, creating a refined balance between weight and lightness.
The diffused glow of the glass softly illuminates its surroundings, while the integrated dimmer allows for adjustable brightness, making it suitable for a range of interior settings from ambient to functional lighting.///Description
All the Way to Paris is a Copenhagen-based design studio founded in 2004 by Tanja Vibe and Petra Olsson Gendt. Originally established as a graphic design duo, the practice has since evolved into an award-winning creative collective working across multiple disciplines.
Their work spans graphic identity, illustration, digital design, interiors, furniture, objects, lighting, and even scent development. Known for a refined yet expressive visual language, ATWTP consistently explores the intersection of storytelling and form, creating designs that are both conceptual and highly functional.
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Designed by All the Way to Paris, the Mist Table Lamp AP17 combines material contrast with soft, atmospheric lighting. Centered around a mouth-blown opal glass shade, the design is anchored by a solid marble base, creating a refined balance between weight and lightness.
The diffused glow of the glass softly illuminates its surroundings, while the integrated dimmer allows for adjustable brightness, making it suitable for a range of interior settings from ambient to functional lighting.///Description
All the Way to Paris is a Copenhagen-based design studio founded in 2004 by Tanja Vibe and Petra Olsson Gendt. Originally established as a graphic design duo, the practice has since evolved into an award-winning creative collective working across multiple disciplines.
Their work spans graphic identity, illustration, digital design, interiors, furniture, objects, lighting, and even scent development. Known for a refined yet expressive visual language, ATWTP consistently explores the intersection of storytelling and form, creating designs that are both conceptual and highly functional.
