The "Fork" design emotes a softer, more casual look with a patchwork style stitched shade sewn much like a pair of jeans, and oversized metal rings to house a bridging rod that allows the shade to turn 360 degrees. The shape and proportion of the shade in relationship to the large, angular articulating arm and body of the floor lamp makes for much more than just a light. This piece has serious character and changes expressions based on how it's posed.
"Cage" is inspired by underground (literally) miner's lights that had to be protected with metal rings so as not to break in a rough working environment. The rings on these lights are so beautifully crafted and finished, it creates an interesting juxtaposition between a utilitarian idea and a high design product. Cage comes in a few different forms and colours including white, black and a fresh, cool turquoise.
"Rock", the sharp, sculptural suspension light lives up to it's name. This design feels heavy and hard like a rock and it's surface looks as though it has been roughly carved into a spherical shape with a giant paring knife. The interior tells a different story with an iridescent finish that shimmers in it's own light, revealing a softer side to this piece.
View other lamps in the Diesel Lighting collection or you can visit Moroso's website to see the furniture element in "Successful Living".








