A room-defining, story-telling piece created by Nigel Coates with an emphasis on artistry and acumen. The Greek nymph Daphne’s transformation from a woman to a laurel tree is elegantly illustrated in the comforting image of the Dafne Floor Lamp from Slamp. It’s a true piece of functional art that, like a sculpture, makes you want to examine from it every angle. The lamp stands tall, accenting your rooms with the serene image of abstract nature even with the lights off. This beautiful laurel tree design moves across an Opalflex material, showing flowing contours and a mesmerizing arrangement of leaves. The light, durable, and diffusing Opalflex material is hand-bent in two tight curves then fitted together for a crisp edge. Metal rivets pierce the Opalflex for a stylish, contemporary accent. Emphasizing the idea of transformation, light sets off the piece, creating a bright aura. The light adds drama to the piece as it enhances the silhouette of the mesmerizing laurel tree.

First conceived in 1994 by Italian designer Roberto Ziliani, Slamp lighting has garnered world recognition as being at the top of a very short list of innovative and envelope-pushing lighting companies. Their range of products made of cutting-edge polymer plastics are cold-formed to avoid CO2 emissions, while excess scraps are recycled into beehives. Slamp, with their resounding mantra, "From Italy to Eternity," sets the stage for their newest and most avant-garde collections yet.