Flos Gatto is a design classic from the year 1960, which is also suitable as an atmosphere creator for today's interior. Gatto, which creates soft light, is made of a steel frame and plastic resin sprayed around it. The lamp cord has a dimmer.

Flos – Pioneer of timeless Italian lighting design since 1962

Flos is an Italian lighting manufacturer that has produced several immortal design classics. Flos was born from a great idea to create products that would revolutionize both Italian and foreign trade. The design started from the heart of the lamp – the light source. Dino Gavina and Cesare Cassina founded Flos in 1962. In 1964, Sergio Gandini took over, and under the leadership of his son Piero Gandini, Flos has moved into the new millennium.

Flos lamps have always represented the latest design and technology. Over the years, the company has collaborated with Italian design masters and top international designers, such as Achille Castiglioni, Philippe Starck, Patricia Urquiola and Antonio Citterio. The lamp collection combines the latest innovations, classics and the signature of the most famous designers of their time. Flos's selection is divided into lamps for the home and public spaces. Both collections include various ceiling lamps, wall lamps, table lamps and floor lamps. The brand combines innovative design, technology and high-quality materials in its products.

Flos is constantly striving to develop new lighting solutions and utilize the latest technology in its lamps. Flos products combine functionality and aesthetic design, and are used in both households and public spaces, such as hotels, restaurants and galleries. Flos lamps represent high quality, elegance and the pinnacle of design. The brand has achieved international popularity and its lamps can be found in many prestigious design museums and collections around the world.

Flos
Flos SpA
Angelo Faini, 2
25073 Bovezzo (BS)
Italy
info@flos.com

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