The Yang floor lamp is a distinctive postmodern lighting piece designed by Scottish designer Gary Morga for the Italian manufacturer Bieffeplast in 1986.
The lamp's design embodies a visual interpretation of the Yin and Yang philosophy, aiming to balance contrasting elements.Its form features a tall, slender stem with conical elements at both ends.A notable feature is the glowing red point at the base.
Constructed from metal and acrylic, the Yang lamp stands approximately 195 cm tall and utilizes a dimmable halogen uplighter.
The Yang floor lamp is part of the permanent collection at the National Museum of Scotland, highlighting its significance in design history
