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Too 60 Ceramic Table Lamp

Too 60 Ceramic Table Lamp
by Katia Langeard France

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This is a Limited Edition of 15
How is this defined? A set of pieces produced in a predetermined quantity, typically no more than 30, and uniquely numbered either on the item itself or on the accompanying certificate of authenticity. Although generally uniform in design, slight variations may exist due to the handcrafted nature of the pieces.
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Guided by a passion for raw, tactile textures, designer Katia Langeard has created this limited-edition sculptural lamp, inspired by the Brutalist movement and characterized by its layered, curved forms. Balancing architectural presence with organic fluidity, the piece transforms solid material into a play of depth, light, and shadow.
Available in three refined finishes, each enhancing its rugged yet elegant aesthetic

Chamotte sand-colored sandstone
Chamotte taupe
Light grey sandstone

Each lamp is meticulously handcrafted in Langeard’s Eze workshop in France, ensuring that every piece is one of a kind, embodying the beauty of imperfection, material integrity, and artisanal craftsmanship.

Each lamp is unique; dimensions may vary slightly.
This lamp is supplied wired for European 220-240 V voltage.
Bulb (not included): E27 240V max.

Plug	Type C/E (EU) Can be adapted to destination)
Voltage	220-240V
Switch	On cord
Certification	CE (EU)
Dimensions LxWxH	21x20x48cm (8x8x19'')
Variations	Off-White, Chamotte Taupe, Light Grey Sandstone
Weight (kg)	4
Production Year	2025
Material	Clay, Stoneware
Discipline	Ceramics And Stoneware
Color	Clay, Off-white
Design Class	Limited Editions
Number Of Pieces Created	15

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Katia Langeard is a ceramic artist and designer living and working in France, Èze. She has grown up in a creative environment in a family of architects, surrounded by the paintings, sculptures, furniture and lighting created by her grandfather, acclaimed soviet architect Oleg Goryachev. She studied architecture in Moscow Architectural Institute (State Academy) and devoted many years to career in architecture and interior design in Russia and Europe leaving her native country in 2012. In 2019 – 2023 she was learning pottery at the studio of Stephne Montalto, winner of Best Craftsman of France (MOF). Starting 2023 she is opened her studio and creating ceramic lighting and small furniture influenced by her architectural background. She participated in ceramic residency in Vallauris and she had two group expositions in France. Her works are located in A.I.R. Vallauris public collection and in private collections in France.