
Serge Mouille (1922-1988) studied to be a silversmith in Paris and ran a metalworking studio. In the fifties, he began designing beautiful lighting fixtures, which are being produced again today as a licensed re-edition by his wife at Editions Serge Mouille.
We appreciate the strong sculptural aspect to the lamps - they bring much more to a room then just a source of illumination. They somehow have a kinetic feel, reminding us of Alexander Calder's work. We'd love to own one someday.










So beautiful! Also, I found them in New York here: http://www.gueridon.com/mouille-lighting/index.php
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