Tank Alexander Taylor

Tank Alexander Taylor City Lights Industrial sized lights so good they virtually disappear If you’re a fan of industrial, graphic and highly contemporary design look no further. In the Tank family Alexander Taylor evokes the familiar form of a pleated fabric shade, taking a simple archetypal design formed from repetitious and rhythmic folds made in sheet metal. It’s simplicity conceals a mathematical precision and ultimately makes it so uniform that it hides within clear sight.

Tank Alexander Taylor Design: 2006 Description: Suspension light in two sizes, with matching table and floor light Light Emission: Direct and in-direct Light Fitting: S1: E27, 1 x max 100W, 220240V, clear PVC cable S2: E27, 1x max 150W, 220240V, clear PVC cable T1: E14, 1 x max 60W, 220/240V, clear PVC cable, inline continuous touch dimmable switch F1: E27, 1 x max 100W, 220/240V, clear PVC cable, inline continuous touch dimmable foot switch Dimensions: S1: 0500mm x H350mm, cable L2000mm, 3.9kg S2: 0720mm x H500mm, cable L3000mm, 7.2kg T1: H475mm, shade 0230mm x H170mm, base 0215mm, cable L1500mm,...

Tank Alexander Taylor

Tank Alexander Taylor

Alexander Taylor British Designer Born 1975 Alexander Taylor is one of the UK’s leading young designers and was launched onto an international platform in 2004 with the award-winning Antlers coat hook designed for London manufacturer, Thorsten Van Elten. He studied Furniture and Product Design at Nottingham Trent University then started his career working with Procter: Rihl before establishing his own design studio in 2002. Taylor continues to earn the praise of the design industry and in 2006 his Fold light was acquired for the permanent collections by the MoMa, New York and the Art Institute...