Flos - Erwan Bouroullec - Wall lamp - MAAP W2 - Paper, Metal

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Flos Maap W2 wall lamp in metal and paper, made in Italy, in new condition and in working order, 155 cm high by 155 cm wide and 22 cm deep, with 8 x E27 LED retrofit sockets (not included) and no remote dimmer.

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Description from the seller

The Maap wall lamp by Flos stands out for its scenographic presence and its ability to transform the wall surface into a luminous field. The project stems from the desire to offer a wide and diffused light source, capable of enveloping the space with a soft and uniform glow.

Maap’s structure comprises a luminous element equipped with multiple LED sources, supported by a cross-shaped bracket that acts as a magnetic anchor for the diffusing cover. The latter, manually moldable, suggests an organic and mutable surface, where each installation assumes a unique configuration. The magnetic fixing system allows reshaping the diffuser’s form, introducing a dimension of direct and personal interaction with the object. The lamp lends itself to various visual interpretations, evoking landscapes, maps, or enlarged cellular structures.

Maap’s design approach favors lightness and formal freedom, inviting exploration of the relationship between light, matter, and space. The installation suggests usage scenarios where the wall becomes the protagonist, welcoming a light source that adapts to the context and to the environment’s needs. The lamp’s presence translates into an immersive visual effect, capable of accompanying both domestic spaces and public environments with a diffused and enveloping light.
Source of light:

W2: 8 x E27 LED retrofit not included - 160W - IP20 - 50/60Hz - 220/240V - Remote dimmable (not included) - Class II

The Maap wall lamp by Flos stands out for its scenographic presence and its ability to transform the wall surface into a luminous field. The project stems from the desire to offer a wide and diffused light source, capable of enveloping the space with a soft and uniform glow.

Maap’s structure comprises a luminous element equipped with multiple LED sources, supported by a cross-shaped bracket that acts as a magnetic anchor for the diffusing cover. The latter, manually moldable, suggests an organic and mutable surface, where each installation assumes a unique configuration. The magnetic fixing system allows reshaping the diffuser’s form, introducing a dimension of direct and personal interaction with the object. The lamp lends itself to various visual interpretations, evoking landscapes, maps, or enlarged cellular structures.

Maap’s design approach favors lightness and formal freedom, inviting exploration of the relationship between light, matter, and space. The installation suggests usage scenarios where the wall becomes the protagonist, welcoming a light source that adapts to the context and to the environment’s needs. The lamp’s presence translates into an immersive visual effect, capable of accompanying both domestic spaces and public environments with a diffused and enveloping light.
Source of light:

W2: 8 x E27 LED retrofit not included - 160W - IP20 - 50/60Hz - 220/240V - Remote dimmable (not included) - Class II

Details

Era
After 2000
Number of objects
1
Material
Metal, Paper
Manufacturer/brand
Flos
Designer/artist/maker
Erwan Bouroullec
Model
MAAP W2
Country of origin
Italy
Condition
As new - unused
In working order
Yes
Height
155 cm
Width
155 cm
Depth
22 cm
Estimated period
2025
Sold by
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4298
Objects sold
100%
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