Lampe de table Cornu Design Octopus — biopolymère monolithique — occasion

Luminaire sculptural additive manufacturing — design organique occasion

La lampe de table Octopus de Cornu Design incarne une fusion remarquable entre biomimétisme et fabrication numérique de pointe. Cette pièce monolithique en biopolymère PLA, créée par impression 3D de précision, transcende la simple fonction utilitaire pour devenir une sculpture habitant l’espace. Occasion rare de posséder un objet qui conjugue innovation technologique et élégance organique.

📌 Pièce unique d’occasion • Enchères ouvertes

OCTOPUS | Monolithic Table Lamp

A Study in Organic Fluidity. The Octopus represents the seamless convergence of biological inspiration and advanced manufacturing. Designed as a singular, monolithic form, it captures the essence of suspended motion—its skeletal legs elevating the body in a gesture that is at once dynamic and poised.

Crafted through precision additive manufacturing using sustainable bio-polymers (PLA), the Octopus transcends the definition of a standard luminaire. It is a sculptural entity where the exposed light source forms a beating heart, radiating a warm, visceral presence within a structured cage.

Minimal in scale yet commanding in character, the Octopus does not merely illuminate a space; it inhabits it.

Electrical Details & International Use

• Model: CD-TL Series  – with CE Certification
• Plug Type: European (Type C) – 220V/240V.
• Bulb not included in the package.
LED Friendly: We highly recommend using E27 LED bulbs. They are fully compatible, energy-efficient, and safe (they don’t generate excessive heat).

• Customizable: Fits any standard E27 socket cable.

•• For US & International Customers:
If you live in a region with 110V (like the USA), you can use a converter OR simply replace the cord with a local E27 kit purchased in your country. This modular design makes the lamp universally compatible!
Note: Refunds are not accepted for issues arising from voltage incompatibility if the included EU cable is used incorrectly.