STRING LIGHTS BY MICHAEL ANASTASSIADES FOR FLOS

Anastassiades’ new lighting design for Flos gives users the ability to weave geometric shapes in the air.

October 15th, 2014

String Lights by London-based designer Michael Anastassiades is a lamp that can be configured in as many ways as one can think of.

Inspired by telegraph wires and European street lighting, the String Light’s electric wire establishes a relationship with the architecture of a space. Minimal and poetic like a pencil line drawn in the air, it is at once deceptively simple and bold.

The LED suspension lamp is available in two models – spherical and conical – and the on/off switch utilises Soft Touch technology.

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