Pythagoras Quartz Twin Wall Lamp by Christopher Boots
Dimensions: D 17 x W 23 x H 60 cm.
Materials: Natural uncut quartz crystals, dark bronze.
Available in 60cm, 90cm, or 120cm height.
Available in single or twin versions.
Available in different finishes. Please contact us.
Pythagoras, the revered philosopher and mathematician, believed the mysteries of our physical world could be revealed through Mathematics.
For Pythagoras, numbers had mystical influence with an ability to be harnessed, achieving beauty in balance.
PYTHAGORAS draws on the insights of its namesake, invoking a calculated harmony in the meeting of light and geometry.
PYTHAGORAS CRYSTAL introduces a crystalline edge.
All our lamps can be wired according to each country. If sold to the USA it will be wired for the USA for instance.
The Christopher Boots studio was founded on the principle of “Fiat Lux”: Let there be Light.
Established 11-11-11 through metaphysical and material exploration of quartz crystal, the studio gave birth to creating lighting with a signature aesthetic: exploring relationships between nature, architecture, symbology, geometry, and geology, offering contemporary interpretations of structure, symmetry, and pattern.
All works are handmade with love and care by a diverse team of skilled artisans. Collaborations with glass blowers, bronze foundries, sculptors, metal smiths, and stone masons ensure a commitment to quality, underscoring an investigative sensibility, giving birth to a series of illuminating collections both alluring and unexpectedly visceral.
The studio designs, prototypes, and builds in Melbourne, Australia, honoring traditional elements of form, proportion, and scale, marrying traditional and cutting edge materials with various techniques, creating future collectibles designed for transforming architecture.
The work of the studio has been displayed at Hermès, Rossana Orlandi, National Gallery of Victoria, Parliament House, Cassina, amongst countless private collections in New York, Dubai, Tokyo, Moscow, and Paris.
Collaborating with architects, interior designers, and private clients fuels the dialogue between worlds we all transverse.