Delicate hand-blown glass and patina'd steel combine to striking effect in this atmospheric table lamp that sets the mood with an alluring soft glow.
The layered mold blown glass has been handcrafted to create a distinct effect to diffuse light. The glass has subtle irregularities in contrast to the more uniform nature of the steel frame.
Picasso RS05 Record Player Stand. A front-facing circular display keeps the record you are playing in view, with open shelves for your listening setup.
Assembly instructions and installation information are supplied with the product. Keep your stand on a level surface and follow the included guide.
Delivery options and return terms are confirmed by the store when you place your order.
Design Philosophy
Conventional storage hides vinyl along a spine. Inspired by Cubism's shift in perspective, Picasso RS breaks rigid grids through intersecting geometric planes and shadow play. By framing your defining album cover front and center, it frees records from concealment, transforming personal history and present moods into a sculptural presence in the room.
In a digital world, your screen always shows what's on. Picasso RS brings that ritual into physical space. The front-facing circular frame gives the album currently spinning a rightful stage, turning your today's soundtrack and headspace into an unmistakable visual anchor.
Deep archives belong on distant shelves. Picasso RS is built for your active rotation, the records currently in your life, returned to time and again. Instead of digging through overcrowded crates, keep a carefully chosen selection right at arm's reach from the sofa. It isn't meant to store the past, but to keep living music in motion.
No complex mechanics here, just tempered, tinted black glass. Yet the moment the platter spins, its subtle, muted reflection softens the heavy metallic edge of your turntable. Rather than demanding attention, it gently dissolves your gear into the room's ambient light.
Your space doesn't need a total makeover,
a different record
is all it takes to breathe new life into the room.
