Knoll Copeland™ Light
Stephan Copeland found inspiration in bicycles when he designed the beautifully kinetic Copeland Light™ to shift. The pivoting, dual-mode head can be inverted to create different light intensities appropriate to varying tasks, while the articulated spring mechanism offers dexterity and flexibility.
MEASUREMENTS:
- Height: 16.25 inch
- Width: 17.75 inch
- Reaches height of 23.5 inch when extended up and depth of 28.75 inch when extended out
MATERIALS:
- Steel arm
- Aluminum axles
- Zinc coated cast iron base
- Metallic-painted ABS shade
HELPFUL NOTES:
- 6 watt LED bulb, 2700K, included
- An 60W Max incandescent light bulb can also be used
- "Dual-mode" lamp-head can be turned upside-down to emit a smaller pool of light downward and ambient, atmospheric light upward
- Two hinges enable a broad range of movement
- Best of NeoCon 2005, Silver Award
- ETL Certified
Stephan Copeland
Canada
Born and raised in Montreal, Canada, Stephan Copeland has worked as a designer since 1989, when he launched Copeland Studio in Los Angeles. Currently based in Merion, Pennsylvania, the studio operates in Montreal, New York City, and Northern Italy.
A frequent speaker at design forums and universities, Copeland passionately advocates the power of industrial design to elevate the physical experience. In a design world so empowered by the graphic powers of CAD and plastics, Copeland is compelled by the associated physical possibilities.
With the Copeland lamp for Knoll, he has achieved that fluidity of design and ease of interaction with people. The result is a lamp that blends effortlessly and gracefully into the world of its user.
Knoll has lived their guiding principle, "good design is good business," since 1938. Products are all created to inspire, fit, and last. The Bauhaus philosophy that furniture should complement, not compete with architecture, is central to Knoll’s design. Its extensive portfolio includes office work systems, residential mid-century modern classics, textiles, and accessories.
Designers like Harry Bertoia, Eero Saarinen, Warren Platner, Isamu Noguchi, and Florence Knoll contributed to Knoll’s iconic designs. Knoll invests in research and field studies and explores organizational behavior and technology to ensure quality excellence. As a leader in sustainability, Knoll’s practices reduce waste and conserve resources. Based in Pennsylvania, Knoll has a strong international presence, and 40 products are in the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art in New York.
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