No, your eyes aren’t seeing things! Just look a little closer and you’ll notice that the lamps of the Minimo series aren’t actually defying gravity; instead, each shade is supported by an acrylic base that faintly mimics the silhouette of familiar classic forms. Clear bases and interchangeable shades mean endless customization to fit both classic and contemporary settings.
Designer: Arborem Design
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they are really greats! they combine modern and class! i like it so much! congrats!
they are for sale
http://www.wix.com/lamparasminimo/lamparas-minimo#!store
in argentina at least