Serax FCK table lamp is a distinctive lamp designed by Frédérick Gautier, combining playfulness and industrial aesthetics. The sculptural shape of the lamp makes it an impressive decorative element that attracts attention and brings a unique look to any space.

The steel-grey finish highlights the lamp's modern and slightly rough character, making it an excellent choice for a desk, bedside table, or as ambient lighting in the living room. The lamp casts a soft and pleasant light, serving both as practical and mood-setting illumination.

The FCK table lamp is a fine combination of design and functionality that brings personality and a modern look to interior decor.

Material: Aluminium
Dimensions: Width 30.5 cm, depth 14 cm, height 30 cm
Colour: Steel grey
Light source: G9 (not included)
Dimmable: No
Additional information: The material is characterized by minor imperfections, which make each product unique.

Serax - bold design and use of colors  

Serax is a Belgian company that specializes in the manufacture and sale of interior and design products. The company was founded in 1986 in Antwerp, Belgium. Serax's selection includes a wide selection of furniture, lighting, dishes, decorative items and other home decoration products.

Serax is especially known for its unique design, which combines traditional and modern elements. The company collaborates with well-known designers, artists and architects to create innovative and stylish products. Serax's products are often minimalist, but at the same time they reflect courage and creativity. Serax has achieved international popularity and recognition in the design and decoration industry, and its products can be found in many home decoration and design stores.

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Frédéric Gautier