Lamp | Table | White Earth
Buyback Value: £55.28
Designer Marie Michielssen has been an established member of the in-house design team at Serax for over 20 years. She has created countless designs inspired by and intended for everyday life. Her designs have a strong focus on functionality, but because she only works with materials that have ‘soul’, this is in no way at the expense of the aesthetic of her work as each and every one of her designs clearly shows. Marie designs two collections a year for Serax.
Made in Belgium
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Additional Information
Dimensions 41 × 29 × 25 cm Composition Paper Maché Designer Serax Origin Vietnam Bulb included Yes Bulb Type G9 Cable Length (m) 2 Class I No Class II Yes Dimming Function No Maximum Voltage (V) 240 Maximum Wattage (W) 25 -
End of Life
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Condition Buyback Value Excellent £110.55 - Good £73.7 - Average £55.28 - Salvage £44.22 - -
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Design Story
‘I often make my “prototypes”, the draft versions of my pieces, from the leftover materials we throw away at Serax. That means I get to work with many different materials and can experiment to my heart’s content.
Also, I’ve always had a fascination for paper. As a child, I loved drawing on paper, a love that grew even stronger later, during my degree course in graphic design – we only ever worked on paper in our classes, never digitally. What’s more, you can manipulate paper the way you want; you are the one who determines what the end product will look like, and you are not dependent on an instrument to transform the material.
Paper is recyclable and a neutral canvas for any paint colour. A seemingly everyday material, and yet, to me, it’s certainly not dull or lacking in variety.’