FASE built lamps the way others built tools: to be used, trusted, and kept for a long time.
That mindset is exactly what turned some of their designs into icons — quietly, without ever trying to be.
The Flipper belongs to that category.
Produced in Spain in the 1970s, it reflects FASE’s industrial approach to modern lighting: solid construction, precise proportions, and a form that solves several problems at once. The continuous chrome arc isn’t decorative. It directs light forward, keeps the footprint compact, and gives the lamp its unmistakable silhouette.
Nothing here is added for effect.
The weight of the base, the balance of the curve, the way the head integrates into the body — everything feels resolved, confident, and intentional. This was a lamp designed for desks, studios, and workspaces where reliability mattered as much as appearance.
Today, the Flipper still works effortlessly in contemporary interiors. Not because it tries to be nostalgic, but because it never relied on trends in the first place. It simply does its job — and looks very good doing it.
This is an original FASE Flipper, produced in Spain, one of the harder models to find today, especially in such well-preserved condition. Fully functional, European plug, ready to be used.
A serious design object, for someone who knows exactly why they want it.
