In table and floor versions, the common denominator of these new lamp is natural teak, which, in its different forms becomes a ‘tool’ for diffusing light, suffused and well-balanced, capable of lending that added value to any outdoor setting. Either functional or mood creating, Gaia lend personality and ‘warmth’ to any residential or hospitality environments, making them more welcoming, inviting and beautiful, while also providing the performance and visual wellbeing requested especially for outdoor products.
The table version of Gaia is a chargeable battery lamp that provides both directional and ambient lighting. A luminous ‘whim’ with various guises that allow it to interpret outdoor settings in different ways, quickly bringing alive curious corners for chilling or chatting. The base and support are in natural teak, while the shade is made from fabric from the Rubelli outdoor collection, available in nine intense lively colours: White, Clay, Rust, Silver, Pink, Petroleum, Night, Billiard, and Lacquer. Built into the polycarbonate diffusor, the light source is magnetised, making it easy to attach to the different shades in the wide selection of colours available. Gaia can be charged using a USB port and the special magnetic connector, it has on/off touch control and dimmable lighting.
The small size of Gaia table lamps, the various colours available, practical charger and its different dimming levels make it suitable for illuminating outdoor tables, both large and small, in restaurants and private homes, on patios and in gardens, turning it instantly into a design object with refined contemporary taste.
After Ribot, the collection that starred teak as the absolute main player, comprising dining chairs, lounge armchairs, footrest, coffee table, extendable table and stools, Ethimo and Marc Sadler now rework this material of excellence for outdoor lighting with a collection of lamps featuring understated, elegant, contemporary design.
