Michael Anastassiades brings his love of industrial simplicity to this elegant floor lamp. “IC” stands for Identity Code, part of the evaluation of immigrants to the UK, bringing a commanding contemporary dimension to the design. The blown opaline glass diffuser seems to balance on a brass wand in a captivating aesthetic juggling act. It brings an evenly diffused glow to a sitting area or bedroom. Made in Italy. Both the designer and the manufacturer, Flos, are represented in MoMA’s collection.

Trained in industrial design and engineering at London's Royal College of Art and Imperial College, Michael Anastassiades launched his London design studio in 1994. He has collaborated with many respected design firms and architects, including Studio Mumbai, David Chipperfield, and John Pawson, and his distinctive lighting designs grace spaces from Stockholm to New York. Anastassiades is known for selecting reflective materials like mirrored glass and polished bronze that interact with the space surrounding his lights, appearing to dematerialize them. His work has been included in six of the Museum’s exhibitions, including Safe: Design Takes on Risk (2005-06), Design and the Elastic Mind (2008), and A Collection of Ideas (2014-15).

• UL certified.
• F1 53" overall height.
• F1 94" cord with integrated dimmer.
• F1Requires one 60W G9 frosted halogen (included).
• F2 73" overall height.
• F2 94" cord with integrated dimmer.
• F2 Requires one 60W G9 frosted halogen (included).