The DCWditions La Lampe Frechin is a unique blend of artistic expression and technological innovation, created by the pioneering digital designer Jean-Louis Frechin. This lamp, available as both a table and floor model, is a masterpiece of design that combines timeless materials with a poetic approach to technology, offering a new way to experience light.

Constructed from a luxurious base of black marble and anodized aluminum, topped with a borosilicate tube, La Lampe Frechin stands at a height of 650 mm (25.6 inches), with a length of 250 mm (9.85 inches) and a width of 150 mm (5.9 inches). The choice of materials marble, glass, and aluminum speaks to the lamp’s fusion of classic elegance and modern aesthetics.

The lamp illuminates spaces with an integrated LED light source, emitting a warm 2700K light at 12.4W. This lighting not only brightens a room but also creates a sensitive, almost magical experience of optics, where science meets artistry.

Jean-Louis Frechin, a trailblazer in digital design and European design, has a background in architecture and industrial creation. His approach to design is focused on creating “neo-objects” – items that interact with their environment and users, often through digital technology. La Lampe Frechin is a prime example of his philosophy, blending utility with a poetic and magical quality.

Frechin describes La Lampe Frechin as more than just a light source; it’s an interface, a point of interaction between technology and daily life. His aim was to transform ordinary LED light into something magical and mysterious, creating an object that transcends its utilitarian function to become a piece of art. The lamp invites interaction, allowing the user to manipulate and engage with it, making it a co-creator in the design process.

In summary, La Lampe Frechin by DCWditions is not just a lighting fixture; it’s a statement piece that embodies a break from convention. It stands as a testament to Frechin’s ethos of transcending traditional silos in design, creating objects that speak to people on multiple levels – as sources of light, as objects of beauty, and as interactive pieces of technology.