LIGHTING

PLISY PORTABLE LAMP

Sku: PT07336
Rope color
Availability in 60 days
$232.45
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The Plisy portable lamp by Diabla is an original outdoor lighting object that reinterprets classic indoor pleated lampshades. Designed by Alejandra Gandía-Blasco, this cordless and USB-rechargeable luminaire merges technology, textile-inspired design, and functionality, making it ideal for illuminating and setting the mood in any corner of the terrace or garden.

Conceived by Alejandra Gandía-Blasco for Diabla, the Plisy lamp is a contemporary nod to the worlds of fashion and traditional lighting. Its pleated shade, manufactured from rotationally molded monobloc polyethylene, generates a warm, diffused, and highly welcoming light. Being a completely portable and cordless piece, it features a battery rechargeable via USB induction, providing total freedom of movement to bring light wherever it is needed during outdoor evenings.

A distinctive detail of its design is its braided marine-grade cord, which functions as a convenient handle to carry it or casually hang it from a branch, a support, or a parasol. True to Diabla's playful vocation, the Plisy lamp is available with various color finishes for its accessories, allowing you to add a touch of sophistication, dynamism, and its own light to any outdoor night setting.

Material
Polyethelene shade. Braided rope polyester.


Sizes
Ø21x33 cm / Ø8"x13"

Alejandra Gandía-Blasco Lloret
Alejandra Gandía-Blasco Lloret
Alejandra Gandía-Blasco Lloret graduated in Fine Arts from the UPV in Valencia. With training in Design and Communication at Central Saint Martins, University of the Arts London and the University of Barcelona, she joined the company Gandia Blasco S.A. in 2012. In 2017 she took the position of Creative and Communication Deputy Director of the company and Creative Director of Diabla. An interdisciplinary creative and plastic artist, she develops her work from the visual arts and collective memory, applied to the design of objects and communication. Her work, linked to light and nature, has been part of national and international exhibitions. Her furniture and object designs have been awarded in various competitions, including NYCxDesign, DNA Paris Design Awards, European Design Awards, and German Design Awards.
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