Nemo

Plint challenges the notion of conventional spotlights with a flexibility that allows it to illuminate from beneath as well as from a support surface.

The design of Charlotte Perriand’s Potence Pivotante was inspired by the boom of sailboats. The arm is fixed to the wall and rotates on the horizontal axis, forming an angle

Applique Cylindrique is an update of Charlotte Perriand’s wall lamp. A simple touch of the metal shade allows the light beam to be controlled and directed.

Charlotte Perriand was one of the most influential French modernist designers. She originally designed the CP1 Sconce in 1962, and Nemo has modernized and reintroduced this sconce under the name

Nemo’s Pivotante à Poser, designed by Charlotte Perriand in the 1950’s, is a table light with a pair of playful rotating shades to direct light.

The Parliament floor standing lamp was originally designed by Le Corbusier in 1963 for the High Court and Assembly in Chandigarh, in India, and reintroduced by Nemo with modern updates.