Serge Mouille designed the angular Serge Mouille Ceiling lamp as "a reaction to the Italian models that began to dominate the market in the 1950s", which he criticized as being "too complicated". The Serge Mouille Ceiling lamp (1958) is a suspended interpretation of its original three-arm floor lamp and maintains its original dynamic and sculptural aesthetic.
The Serge Mouille ceiling light is the perfect embodiment of minimalism. With his angular lights, the designer Serge Mouille wanted to break the stereotype of Italian "over-complicated" fixtures.
The Serge Mouille ceiling lamp is composed by lacquered aluminum shades and tubular arms with gold embellishment. The long arms and rotatable shades enable it to provide a large range of lighting.
The Serge Mouille Style ceiling light is simple and elegant. with its curved arms and a classy palette, The Serge Mouille 3 Arm ceiling lamp is perfect for modern interiors.
