Charlotte Perriand

An architectural masterpiece transitions to the outdoors. Originally designed in 1962 for her mountain chalet in Méribel, this iconic wall lamp features an adjustable aluminum volet. It allows you to mechanically shape the light, washing external facades with dramatic, indirect illumination.

The extended, dual-volet version of Perriand’s legendary 1962 design. Crafted from durable aluminum to withstand the elements, it grants even greater control over the outdoor light beam, creating a sophisticated geometric rhythm on exterior walls and verandas.

A dynamic variation of the classic Volet Pivotant, featuring a distinctly folded (plié) metal screen. This architectural wall lamp projects an orientable flood beam while shielding the eye from glare, bringing historic French Alpine design to modern Singaporean outdoor living spaces.

Designed in the early 1930s for her mountain chalet Le Vieux Matelot. This elongated cylindrical sconce features a pivoting metal screen. Reflecting Perriand’s deep observation of human gestures, a simple touch allows the user to rotate the shade, precisely controlling the direction and intensity of the light.

A diminutive execution of Perriand’s 1930s pivoting screen concept. The Petite version brings the same tactile, interactive light control to smaller spaces, acting as a highly functional, historically rich accent for bedsides and vanity areas.

Originally conceived in 1965 to illuminate faces reflected in the mirrors of the Boussois glassworks, the Lampe De Bureau is a timeless masterwork. Its translucent molded glass shade features a white interior to ensure pure, flattering light, while the exterior radiates with a vibrant, jewel-like gloss.

Adapted from Charlotte Perriand’s legendary 1965 design for the French glassworks Boussois, this reading floor lamp is a marvel of mid-century elegance. The translucent molded glass shade preserves the pure, natural color of the light inside, while the exterior radiates with a brilliant, jewel-like finish. An iconic piece for the discerning collector.

Conceived in 1965 to flawlessly illuminate faces reflected in mirrors, this wall edition of the Lampe de Bureau is a mid-century jewel. Its translucent molded glass features a brilliant exterior and a white interior, ensuring the natural color of the light is preserved and projected with absolute purity.

The nautical inspiration of 1938, scaled for modern convenience. The Mini Potence Pivotante offers the same dramatic 180° swing of the tubular steel arm, providing incredibly flexible, bare-bulb illumination that honors the raw functionality of early modernist design.

An avant-garde icon from the 1950s. Conceived by Charlotte Perriand as a miniature architectural element, this lamp features two rotating diffusers (volets). By manually adjusting them, the user controls the opening of the beam, transforming the light and the object’s geometric silhouette simultaneously.

Inspired by the boom of a sailboat in 1938. The Potence Pivotante is an iconic, highly accessible swivel lamp. Two black tubular sections form an inverted ‘L’, carrying the bulb far into the room. The entire arm rotates almost 180°, sweeping majestic, unadorned light across the space.