Lampe Cabanon dining-chairs Having won the MoMA Low-Cost

Having won the MoMA Low-Cost Furniture Award in 1948 with Clive Latimer

Corsini converted the space into 13 modern apartments decorated with his designs

two bent metal tubes

The loft space of La Pedrera was restored according to Gaudí's original vision in 1991

The Glo-Ball family includes a range of pendant

Lampe Cabanon dining-chairs Having won the MoMA Low-CostLampe Cabanon by Le Corbusier for Nemo Lighting. In 1952, Le Corbusier designed the Lampe Cabanon while residing on the French Riviera. The project was executed following the rules of the Modulor, an architectural measurement system Le Corbusier devised based on human proportions. The lampshade, fashioned from tracing paper used by the architect, was ingeniously crafted from a wartime relic a mortar shell carrier discovered on French beaches. This