设计师灯具收藏跨越百年经典

一位收藏爱好者分享了自己居家收藏的20多盏设计师灯具，涵盖多个设计大师的经典之作1。这些灯具时间跨度超过百年，从1925年至2025年，见证了照明设计的演变历程1。

收藏中的代表作品包括意大利设计师Michele De Lucchi和Giancarlo Fassina于1987年合作设计的Artemide Tolomeo，该灯具曾于1989年获得Compasso d'Oro奖1。Richard Sapper在1972年设计的Tizio灯采用创新的导电设计，其手臂本身充当导电体，避免了裸露电线1。日本艺术家Isamu Noguchi在1951年设计的Akari系列至今仍由日本岐阜县Ozeki家族工坊采用手工制作工艺1。

丹麦设计师Poul Henningsen的Louis Poulsen PH系列也是收藏的重点。其中PH 5于1958年推出，配备50厘米遮光罩；较早的PH 3/2则在1925年巴黎展览会上获得金奖，是三层遮光系统的首次应用1。此外，Arne Jacobsen在1957年为SAS Royal Hotel设计的AJ Wall Lamp和Jean Prouvé在1930年为Nancy学生公寓设计的Lampe de Bureau等经典作品也在收藏之列1。

收藏者本人在2025年1月设计了名为Block Lamp的新作品，采用3D打印工艺制造1。

A designer and collector has showcased a personal collection of over twenty designer lighting fixtures representing more than a century of design innovation 1. The assemblage includes seminal works from renowned designers such as Michele De Lucchi, Giancarlo Fassina, Richard Sapper, Isamu Noguchi, Poul Henningsen, Arne Jacobsen, and Jean Prouvé, tracing the evolution of functional lighting design from 1925 to the present day 1.

Among the collection's centerpieces is the Artemide Tolomeo, designed by De Lucchi and Fassina in 1987 and awarded the prestigious Compasso d'Oro in 1989 1. The Tizio, conceived by Sapper in 1972, revolutionized task lighting through its distinctive design in which the articulated arm itself serves as the electrical conductor, eliminating exposed wiring 1. Isamu Noguchi's Akari series, originating in 1951, continues to be handcrafted by the Ozeki family workshop in Gifu Prefecture, Japan, maintaining traditional production methods 1. The Louis Poulsen PH 5, designed by Henningsen in 1958 and featuring a 50-centimeter shade, represents a refinement of earlier concepts—particularly the PH 3/2 from 1925, which pioneered the three-layer light diffusion system and earned a gold medal at the Paris Exposition 1.

The collection also encompasses functional modernist pieces including Jacobsen's AJ Wall Lamp, created in 1957 for the SAS Royal Hotel 1, and Prouvé's Lampe de Bureau, originally designed in 1930 for student housing in Nancy 1. Most recently, the collector added a contemporary entry: a Block Lamp designed and manufactured using 3D printing technology in January 2025 1.