Pylon

A new lamp extends the Diesel Living with Foscarini colection: Pylon with diffuser in coupled linen ans steel is inspired by the electricity pylons.

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Industrial and contemporary chic is what defines Pylon.

Designed by the Diesel Creative Team and realized through Foscarini’s know-how, its name comes from the electricity pylons that inspired the lamp’s solid structure and iron architecture. Its diffuser in coupled linen gives Pylon its unique style and unmistakable personality.

Diesel Living with Foscarini, Pylon suspension

Starting from a flat surface, folds and seams model the cloth like a suit transforming it into a three dimensional object with a solid and robust appearance. The coupled linen diffuser rests on a metal structure like a garment that embellishes its tough body.

Available in hanging and floor versions - the latter of which can be made into a reading lamp by its height adjustment feature - Pylon's light effect is very soft and fits into both home environments and contract contexts. Pylon is also perfect for public areas such as hotel receptions, restaurants and bars.