Capturing the light with flowers. Slamp lamps and floral inspiration.

Blending artistic magic and technology at perfection, the Lafleur rechargeable table lamp comes from the hand-moulding of Lentiflex, a technopolymer employed by Slamp for its creations. By heating the material at a controlled temperature, it is possible to give rise to a wonderful flower corolla, whose central pistil has the function of dissipating the heat of the LED. Its dreamy and romantic appeal, conceived by Marc Sadler, combines experimentation and functionality at perfection, defining a new compositional language. Lafleur can also or be turned into an applique, fixing its magnetic base to the wall.

Its name literally means “observing flowers” and celebrating their beauty in Japanese. For the creation of the Hanami lamp, designer Adriano Rachele was inspired by the contemplation of the traditional blossoming cherry tree. The silhouette is airy and harmonious, decorated by numerous small, hand-folded flowers made of Lentiflex that gleam on a frame made of steel and polycarbonate. The outcome is a luminous and versatile composition, perfect to turn any space into a refined environment.