2007 Leaf Personal Light by Yves Behar for Herman Miller 2x Available Oddities featuring an impressive slab of

featuring an impressive slab of fine Spanish Emperador Marble which is perched atop a welded and hand polished stainless-steel frame

with some visible wear on the arms

The Aalto’s use of Finnish birch and rattan could be considered an early form of “organic modernism”

as the foam has hardened and the original hopsack fabric has faded

designed in 1958 by architects William Katavolos

2007 Leaf Personal Light by Yves Behar for Herman Miller 2x Available Oddities featuring an impressive slab ofThis is a modern Leaf desk and table lamp, model G6510. 3Z, originally designed by Yves Behar in 2005. This example was produced by Herman Miller in 2007. The Leaf lamp was one of Herman Millers first forays into lighting, and the piece is featured in the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art. The body of the piece is made of steel. It has a touch control at its base that turns the lamp on and off with a dimming effect. The lamp comes with