Floor Lamps
Handcrafted in Portugal, our ceramic floor lamps stand as totemic pieces, they structure a space as much as they light it. The Botero, generous and round. The Calla, slender and grounded like a cove carved in Mediterranean rock. A warm, enveloping light.
Craft Ceramic Floor Lamps - Collections Botero and Calla
A masame floor lamp does not fade in a corner, it structures space. The ceramic lamps are hand-turned to Portugal in a small artisan workshop. The Botero and Calla floor lamps are totemic pieces that impose a strong mineral presence while diffusing a soft and enveloping light, faithful to the Mediterranean spirit.
Each lamp is offered as a complete pack, ceramic foot and lampshade with a natural jute or natural raphia. Two natural materials, a subdued light, an object thought to last.
Botero - between column and light sculpture
The Botero Sol Collection declines three silhouettes in artisanal ceramic. The bottle, high and slender, is the purest, a column of light that rises to the sky as an architectural gesture. The Botero M and the Botero L, with generous curves, further amplify this sculptural presence, available in limestone or terracotta. These are unique pieces that create a singular Mediterranean soul in your interior.
Calla - The Luminous Totem
The soil calla is a totemic presence. His ceramic barrel rushes up with a mineral grace, right, affirmed, singular. Available in size M and L, it is naturally imposed in large spaces, generous entrances or ceiling height lounges. Associated with a Jute or Raphia lampshade, it creates a source of light both architectural and warm.
Where to put a masameal floor lamp?
In a living room, in a dining room, in an entrance or in a bedroom, the masame floor lamp creates a second level of light that complements and warms the main lighting. Associated with a suspension or a Gigaro wall lamp, it composes a coherent and immediately recognizable bright universe.