K Tribe Wall Lamps

The K Tribe series, designed by renowned creative master Philippe Starck, features simple lines that easily fit into any corner of a home. It emits a soft, warm light, serving both as a lamp and a decorative piece. Combining modern design with elegance, the K Tribe is larger than expected, making it perfect for desks or workspaces. The lamp has a chrome-plated finish with a square base, giving it a more valuable and contemporary look.

Its minimalist design with a touch of nobility brings a fresh and sophisticated feel. The product blends the advantages of industrial manufacturing with the artistry of handcrafted design, resulting in a simple yet elegant piece that radiates luxury and practicality. Every aspect of the lamp reflects a user-friendly and functional design.

K Tribe, emphasizes modern trends, constantly innovating its lighting design concepts to keep up with the times. They focus on high-efficiency production to make their products accessible to a wide audience. Flos products combine classical elegance with modern design, gaining an excellent reputation thanks to their craftsmanship. Many interior designers frequently use their lighting products, earning Flos the nickname "the aristocrat of lighting."

The K Tribe series offers various styles. Its simple lines match effortlessly with any space. The white polycarbonate material in the middle of the lamp helps prevent glare, creating a soft light that enhances the ambiance of any room.

Philippe Starck is a French industrial architect and designer known for his wide range of designs, including interior design, architecture, household objects, furniture, boats and other vehicles.

One of the iconic product designed by Starck is this Juicy Salif Juicer for Alessi, 1990

The story behind the most iconic design object of the 1990s has become a legend in its own right. One day, while pondering a plate of fresh squid, modern design guru Philip Starck came up with the world’s most famous juicer, the Juicy Salif.

In 1990, while working on the tray commissioned by the Italian house Alessi, Starck felt inspiration and quickly grabbed a pencil. A plate of fresh calamari and lemon served with it prompted the designer to create the product, which became known all around the globe.