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A signature floor lamp by 10 Heures 10
Designed by Fabrice Berrux for 10 Heures 10, the Iris Floor Totem 50 floor lamp brings together poetic elegance and contemporary sophistication. Wrapped in white taffeta ribbon, its sleek vertical shape evokes a luminous sculpture.
A base in noble marble
The marble base – available in white or black – anchors the lamp with visual strength and premium character. The gunmetal steel mast and minimalist plate add a modern, refined touch to its overall design.
Warm and adjustable light output
Featuring a 32W integrated LED (2700K), Iris Floor Totem 50 delivers warm ambient light with a luminous flux of up to 4800 lm. A discreet foot dimmer switch allows easy adjustment of intensity for customised ambiance.
Harmonious proportions for any interior
At 145 cm tall and 50 cm wide, this floor lamp fits naturally in living rooms, bedrooms, or professional spaces. The 3-meter cable ensures flexible installation.
A luminous presence that enhances the atmosphere
Iris is more than just a lighting object — it is a presence in the room. Its totem-like shape and textile design add a poetic and sculptural dimension to modern interiors.
Founded in 2012, 10 Heures 10 is a French lighting brand that redefines the traditional codes of lighting through sculptural, modular, and contemporary creations. Behind the name lies an independent design studio committed to developing light objects that blend design authorship, craftsmanship, and local production.
Each piece is designed with precision, creativity, and a strong graphic identity — lighting becomes architecture, structure, and emotion.
At the core of the brand is a duo of designers and publishers passionate about light, space, and materials. Their approach combines object design and scenography, resulting in collections that are both playful and refined — ideal for interiors that require atmosphere, modularity, and elegance.
Fiesta
The Fiesta collection reinvents the festive lantern with its textile-covered volumes. Colorful, soft, and light, it symbolizes joy, movement, and spontaneity. The pieces can be stacked and arranged to create airy, vibrant compositions.
Ronde
Ronde plays with circles — a pure, iconic shape that structures space. Whether as a pendant, wall lamp, or floor lamp, this graphic circle brings both rhythm and softness to interiors.
Colonne
The Colonne series is inspired by verticality. Like luminous totems, these fabric-covered columns offer soft, soaring silhouettes that sculpt space and diffuse gentle light.
Iris
Inspired by optical lenses and the iris of the eye, the Iris collection explores reflections, transparency, and the poetry of light. These sculptural pieces interact with light and perception for a captivating visual experience.
Zigouzi
With a playful name, Zigouzi is a modular and customizable lighting collection. Its geometric components can be assembled freely, allowing infinite compositions to suit any project or personality.
✔️ Made in France: Ethical and local manufacturing
✔️ Modular & versatile designs: Adaptable to all spaces
✔️ Sculptural and unique aesthetics: A strong creative identity
✔️ Innovative materials: Textile volumes, lightness, and subtlety
✔️ Ideal for interior design & public spaces: Perfect for architects, hotels, galleries, and contemporary homes
Where are 10 Heures 10 lights made?
All pieces are designed and produced in France, with locally sourced materials and artisanal expertise.
Are the fixtures customizable?
Yes, especially collections like Fiesta and Zigouzi, which are modular and allow for bespoke configurations.
What kind of interiors are they suited for?
Their minimalist yet poetic style is perfect for modern homes, creative spaces, and professional projects alike.
Are the lights decorative or functional?
Both — they offer efficient lighting while serving as statement pieces in the room.
Does the brand collaborate with architects and scenographers?
Absolutely. 10 Heures 10 is frequently featured in architectural, hotel, and cultural design projects.
