Michael Anastassiades x Flos explores the idea of equilibrium through two luminous spheres suspended within a precise metal framework. Designed for indoor use, IC Lights C/W1 Double can be installed on either the wall or ceiling, allowing the same sculptural composition to respond to different architectural conditions. The paired blown-glass globes create a calm, diffused glow while the steel structure introduces definition and visual tension. Available in Black, Chrome and Brushed Brass, the lamp adapts naturally to contemporary homes, hotel corridors, lounges and sophisticated contract interiors. Its twin-sphere configuration gives the fixture decorative presence without excessive volume, preserving a sense of openness around the installation.

Flos IC Lights C/W1 Double: material contrast and luminous balance

The Flos IC Lights C/W1 Double wall/ceiling lamp reflects the refined material language associated with Flos, combining blown glass and steel in a composition where solid structure and luminous volume appear carefully balanced. Each diffuser softens the emitted light, helping create comfortable ambient illumination rather than a harsh directional beam. The metal frame defines the geometry around the globes and changes character according to finish: Black creates a stronger graphic outline, Chrome introduces a cooler reflective quality, while Brushed Brass adds warmth and depth. Used individually, the lamp becomes a poised focal point; repeated across a wall or ceiling, it can establish a measured rhythm suited to residential, hospitality and professional environments.

A double-globe composition within Flos IC

As part of the selected Flos IC collection, the C/W1 Double version amplifies the collection’s exploration of balance by pairing two luminous globes within one compact architectural gesture. Mounted vertically, the fixture functions as a refined double globe wall light, bringing diffused illumination to corridors, bedrooms, reception spaces and lounge areas without visually crowding the surface. Installed overhead, the same composition becomes a sculptural double globe ceiling light that preserves the clarity of the surrounding architecture. The twin spheres introduce a stronger decorative rhythm than a single globe while maintaining the restraint and proportion that define the family, making the design especially effective where lighting must feel expressive yet controlled.

Versatile architectural lighting within Flos Wall lights

Within Flos Wall Lights, IC Lights C/W1 Double offers a sophisticated alternative to conventional sconces through its combination of soft diffusion, dual installation and sculptural geometry. Its ability to move between wall and ceiling placement also creates a natural dialogue with Flos Ceiling Lights, supporting coordinated schemes across different zones of the same project. The IC Lights C/W1 Double two-globe wall lamp integrates easily with stone, timber, plaster, glass and upholstered finishes, while the three metal options allow the structure to either blend with or contrast against the surrounding palette. For architects and interior designers, this lamp by Michael Anastassiades offers a refined balance of blown-glass softness, precise metalwork and architectural flexibility, creating a distinctive luminous presence that remains elegant from every viewpoint.