BILUNA F7 - Floor Lamp
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Biluna Floor Lamp by Prandina – A Statement of Subtle Elegance and Innovation
The Biluna Floor Lamp by Prandina brings a harmonious glow to any space with its softly diffused light, making it perfect for creating a calm and inviting atmosphere. This floor lamp stands out with its unique design, where the light source is cleverly concealed within its spherical body. The result is a smooth, glare-free illumination that enhances large surfaces without drawing attention to the lamp itself. This thoughtful design allows the Biluna Floor Lamp to blend seamlessly into a variety of interior styles, from modern to minimalist, while still making an impression.
Prandina’s approach to lighting is perfectly reflected in the Biluna Floor Lamp. Its sculptural form is not just an aesthetic choice, but a functional one, enabling the light to flow naturally and evenly across any room. The absence of harsh reflections adds a soothing quality, making it ideal for living rooms, bedrooms, or lounge spaces. Crafted with precision and attention to detail, the Biluna Floor Lamp elevates the surrounding environment through its elegant form and soft lighting, embodying Prandina’s philosophy of design that merges beauty with practicality. This floor lamp is more than a source of light; it is a piece of modern art that enhances any interior space.
Meet the designer
Luc Ramael
Luc Ramael graduated in 1975 as an interior architect from the “Nationaal Hoger Instituut voor Bouwkunst en Stedenbouw” in Antwerp, Belgium. Following specialized studies in furniture design and photography, he worked with various architects and interior designers before establishing his own studio in 1988. Since 1984, he has taught at several architecture schools in Belgium, served as a professor and external examiner, and was a jury member for the prestigious “Interieur 2000” design competition in Kortrijk. Ramael designs intimate furniture and lighting objects characterized by logic, good taste, and practicality, avoiding unnecessary frills, anecdotal humor, or excessive experimentation. His collaborations with lighting and furniture companies in Belgium, Italy, and Spain have earned him several national and international awards in design competitions.
