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"Known as Muller Van Severen, the Flemish design duo Fien Muller and Hannes Van Severen work at the intersection of art and design. They are among the most prominent creators of the moment. From galleries to museums, not to mention collectors, design enthusiasts and design houses, everyone loves their minimalist, colourful furniture, timeless and joyful. Their success began with this collection of lamps. The first prototypes were presented at Muller Van Severen's very first solo exhibition in 2011. With their linear design, Ceiling Lamp pendants resemble pencil lines drawn in the air: like designs materialised in space. These lamps draw a sober, colourful line in the decor. At the end of this line is a simple white glass lampshade that identically replicates a lampshade the designers initially unearthed in a flea market. “It’s a fantastic lampshade: perfectly neutral. Fortunately, we found a company capable of producing it”, Hannes adds. Fien Muller and Hannes Van Severen, ex-sculptor and ex-photographer respectively, infuse each of their pieces with a touch of poetry. Hannes explains: “Design is linked to function. We come from the visual arts. So we’re just trying to create sculptural furniture to occupy space. Art or design, creation takes place the same way … and provides the same satisfaction. Poetry is possible even in the industrial”, concludes Fien. Belgian label Valérie Objects uses its uncompromising eye to find designers in line with its philosophy, namely: to create everyday objects likely to develop emotion and attachment, far from a stereotypical decoration that lacks depth. Veerle Wenes, gallery owner and co-founder of Valérie Objects: “Minimal objects require maximum work”.
I love the ceiling lamp n°3 pendant for its sleek, contemporary design that brings a sophisticated edge to modern interiors. Its minimalist black finish makes it versatile-ideal for adding contrast in a predominantly neutral colour palette or complementing other black accents. It works particularly well in open-plan kitchens, dining areas, or home offices where directed task or ambient lighting is needed. For styling tips, try hanging a cluster of these over a kitchen island or dining table for a cohesive look or use a single unit as a statement piece in a corner of a living space. Pairing it with understated furniture lets the lamp shine, while combining it with mixed textures or vintage pieces can add an eclectic twist.
Anaya Kapoor
Flitch Interior Stylist
Height:
132.0cmWidth:
41.0cmDepth:
41.0cm