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Setago Portable Lamp JH27, Nude & Forest

by Jaime Hayon
$225

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Overview

The Setago Portable Table Lamp was designed by Jaime Hayon in 2019 for Danish design house &Tradition. Like many of Jaime Hayon’s pieces, the Setago comes with a story. ‘Seta’ –the Spanish word for mushroom – sets the tone for the diminutive, mushroom-like proportions of this quirky table lamp. But a further clue to its identity is signified by the suffix ‘go’ because this lamp – unburdened by an electrical cord– can literally go anywhere. Rather than remain stationary, it was made to be moved around with ease, plucked like foliage from the floor and carried from one room to the next. To recharge, it simply needs to be attached to a USB cable.

“I wanted to create a lamp that prioritized versatility,” says Hayon of his vision.“The Setago’s cord-free feature means it is extremely adaptable, equally suitable indoors as well as outside.”This careful consideration to detail has been applied to other facets of the Setago. Drawing inspiration from the artistry of a Japanese lantern, Hayon melds superior craftsmanship with the decidedly modern capabilities of his cord-free design. Despite such integration of technology, the workings remain hidden inside to keep the lamp’s form clean and uncluttered. The light it produces is equally considered. The light intensity is adjusted by a discreet brass dimmer that controls the diffused, ambient light. Available in a range of modern colours, the Setago will add an understated touch to any environment. Look closer at the lamp shade and you’ll notice it ends in a small upward curve. It’s another small yet stylish accent – much like the Setago itself.

&Tradition reworks design icons from past masters and creates tomorrow’s classics in collaboration with contemporary designers, upholding the tenets of craftsmanship to produce furniture, lighting and accessories that meet modern needs for function, comfort and beauty.

Setago Portable Lamp JH27, Nude & Forest, by Jaime Hayon for &Tradition
- Modern organic design
- Molded polycarbonate (PC), Brass dimmer
- Base Ø 5.5" / Shade Ø 9", H 8.8i"
- 220-240V – 50Hz (Micro USB Cable)
- G4 3.6V Max 3W LED. Dimmable LED bulb included.
- Compatible with bulbs of energy class: A++ – A
- Charging cable 47.2in
- Rechargeable Li-Ion 18650 2600 mAh 3.6V
- Charging time: 8 hours.
- Operating time (highest light): 10 hours
- Indoor or Outdoor, but not waterproof

Specifications

BULB AND SOCKET
Max 3W, G4 LED Bulb included
MAXIMUM WATTAGE
3W LED
Voltage
220-240V – 50Hz (Micro USB Cable)
LED CHARACTERISTICS
25,000 hours, 225 lumens, color temp. 2800K, CRI 80
POWER SOURCE
Plug-in
Dimmer
Dimmable
Care
Clean with a soft dry cloth
Weight
1.1 lbs
DIMENSIONS
H 8.8" Shade 9", Base 5.5"

Designer

Jaime Hayon
Jaime Hayon

Spanish artist-designer Jaime Hayon was born in Madrid in 1974. After studying industrial design in Madrid and Paris he joined Fabrica – the Benetton-funded design and communication academy in Italy- in 1997 where he directed the design department until 2003. Hayon set up his own studio practice in the year 2000 and dedicated himself fully to his personal projects from 2003 onward, today he is one of the most acclaimed creators worldwide. His singular vision was first fully exposed in ‘Mediterranean Digital Baroque’ at London’s David Gill Gallery, followed by many exhibitions and installations set up in major galleries and museums worldwide in venues like the: Vivid Gallery, Mak Vienna, Groninger Museum, Aram Gallery, London’s Design Museum, Mudac Museum, Gallery Thomas in Munich, Walker art center, Centre Pompidou, as well as the Basel Art Fair, to name a few, attracting the attention of prestigious art collectors worldwide. Today his works are in the permanent collections of some of these institutions. Hayon’s esteem and knowledge of artisan skills and his inherent creativity has allowed him to push the boundaries of many mediums and functions, resulting in collections for very diverse clients. His concern for the conservation of craft skills has joined his path with high-end traditional companies concerned with the evolution of their work. Examples of this are his collaborations with Baccarat, Choemon in Japan, Bosa Ceramiche and Lladro.