The Gas Lamp

Design

La Firme & Félix Guyon

Production

2011

Photo

Marie-Élaine Benoit and Jonathan Nicol

 

Aside from its iconic design, the Gas Lamp is a symbol of the evolution of lighting and our relationship to the fuels that have powered it. Powder coated on both sides, white on the outside with the client’s choice inside, this small-series lamp appealed to a diverse clientele, and the Hôtel Le Germain Charlevoix in Baie St-Paul features a few copies. The Gas Lamp received a Design Award at the SIDIM 2012.

Lamp made from a gas tank. A giant match is suspended in the center. Exterior painted blue gray and interior finished in ocher red.
Lamp made from a gas tank. A giant match is suspended in the center. Exterior painted blue gray and interior finished in ocher red.
Lamp made from a gas tank. A giant match is suspended in the center. Exterior painted blue gray and interior finished in ocher red.
Lamp made from a gas tank. A giant match is suspended in the center. Exterior painted blue gray and interior finished in ocher red.
Lamp made from a gas tank. A giant match is suspended in the center. Exterior painted blue gray and interior finished in ocher red.
Lamp made from a gas tank. A giant match is suspended in the center. Exterior painted blue gray and interior finished in ocher red.
Lamp made from a gas tank. A giant match is suspended in the center. Exterior painted blue gray and interior finished in ocher red.