Borne Béton Petite Table Lamp
Download Spec Sheet
Download Spec Sheet
Please make sure to select the desired options above before proceeding with the download.
If not in stock, the estimated lead time for this product is 12 weeks.
Borne Béton Petite Table Lamp
The Borne Béton Petite Table Lamp, designed by Le Corbusier in 1952, is a remarkable blend of Brutalist architecture and modern lighting. Originally created for the outdoor area of the Unité d’Habitation in Marseille and to illuminate the Bhakra and Sukhna Dams in India, this lamp showcases an early experiment with concrete in lamp design. Its raw, spartan concrete form houses a built-in LED source, with each lamp featuring unique aesthetic and finishing variations. This distinctiveness makes each Borne Béton lamp a unique piece. An outdoor version is also available.
- Designed by Le Corbusier in 1952
- Inspired by Brutalist architecture
- Raw concrete with built-in LED source
- Unique aesthetic and finishing variations
Related products
Want to Discover Lighting Styles and Expert Tips?
Unveiling the transformative power of lighting, our designer lighting guide takes you on a journey through an array of lighting styles, understanding the art of balancing lighting types plus expert tips on choosing the right fixtures for your space, avoiding common mistakes, this guide ensures you'll never be left in the dark.
Read our Designer Lighting Guide