Trylon wall light Gilles Derain 80s design Philippe Starck Memphis

TRYLON TRIANGLE OF LIGHT Designed in 1987 by Gilles Derain, the Trylon wall light is characterised by its slender and refined triangular silhouette. Typology: Wall light. Materials: Lacquered metal. Dimensions: H73 X W5 X D12. Source: Standard bulb (E14 or E27), indirect light. Style: Geometric minimalism / Discreet French post-modernism. Usage: Corridor, living room, bedroom — perfect for modulating the atmosphere of a sober space. A French designer born in 1944, he grew professionally in the world of art commerce and modernity. He was one of the early supporters of the UAM (Union of Modern Artists), a movement active between 1928 and 1958, which later merged into the international modern movement. His name frequently appears in collectors' circles, often alongside figures like Jean Perzel, Gae Aulenti, or Philippe Starck from the Driade era, for his ability to blend formal rigor with luminous mystique. Secure Colissimo shipping.