Close up of High Line lamp showing wood grain, lacquered block, and geometric base.
High Line floor lamp by Marset with slim vertical wooden body and sculptural base.
Close up of High Line lamp showing wood grain, lacquered block, and geometric base.
High Line floor lamp by Marset with slim vertical wooden body and sculptural base.

High Line

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Marset | Josep Lluís Xuclà

Visually, the High Line is a light sculpture, a svelte line that gives off light without revealing its source. The luminaire generates light indirectly by reflection, and uniquely, the light does not bounce off the ceiling, but off the wall.

Formally, it’s a composition in volumes and colors. Three blocks that stand out for their shapes and tones: the vertical, light-carrying element in oak or wenge is attached to a block of lacquered wood. Both rise above the black base, which defines the optimal distance at which to place the lamp from the wall to generate an ideal light source. The austerity of its shapes contrasts with the warmth of its wood and the depth of its colors.


Made in Terrassa, Spain

Marset | Josep Lluís Xuclà

Visually, the High Line is a light sculpture, a svelte line that gives off light without revealing its source. The luminaire generates light indirectly by reflection, and uniquely, the light does not bounce off the ceiling, but off the wall.

Formally, it’s a composition in volumes and colors. Three blocks that stand out for their shapes and tones: the vertical, light-carrying element in oak or wenge is attached to a block of lacquered wood. Both rise above the black base, which defines the optimal distance at which to place the lamp from the wall to generate an ideal light source. The austerity of its shapes contrasts with the warmth of its wood and the depth of its colors.


Made in Terrassa, Spain

Dimensions

W 12.59’’ x H 74.6’’

Lead Time

4-6 Weeks

Lamping

44W Integral LED

 

Brand

Marset

Marset was established in 1942 as a family business, not making lighting, but as a foundry. That foundation in casting metals did eventually segue into lighting design, however, with Francisco Marset formally establishing Marset Illuminacion in 1965.

The decades spent experimenting with and molding metal translated well into the contemporary lighting industry: manipulating all kinds of materials to create unexpected, atmospheric lighting effects.

Designer

Josep Lluís Xuclà

Based in Barcelona, Josep Lluís Xuclà is the founder of his namesake design studio, known for interior design as well as lighting and furniture design. Xuclà’s work has earned international recognition over the years, including the RED DOT, IF, and Good Design awards.

He has collaborated with Vibia, B.Lux, Estiluz, and Marset.

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