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Flötotto Sucu cactus floor lamp elongated green plastic lampshades 1990s design: Art Nowo Germany E14 socketsFlototto Sucu Cactus Floor Lamp 1
Flötotto Sucu cactus floor lamp elongated green plastic lampshades 1990s design: Art Nowo Germany E14 socketsFlototto Sucu Cactus Floor Lamp 2
Flötotto Sucu cactus floor lamp elongated green plastic lampshades 1990s design: Art Nowo Germany E14 socketsFlototto Sucu Cactus Floor Lamp 3
Flötotto Sucu cactus floor lamp elongated green plastic lampshades 1990s design: Art Nowo Germany E14 socketsFlototto Sucu Cactus Floor Lamp 4
Flötotto Sucu cactus floor lamp oval label 1990s design: Art Nowo Germany 2000sFlototto Sucu Cactus Floor Lamp 5
Flötotto Sucu cactus floor lamp round label bottom 1990s design: Art Nowo Germany 2000sFlototto Sucu Cactus Floor Lamp 6

Flötotto Sucu Cactus Floor Lamp

Materials: Green plastic cactus lampshade (polypropylene). 2 plastic E14 sockets.

Height: 116 cm / 45.66”

Width: 33 cm / 12.99”

Electricity: 2 bulbs E14, 2 x 40 wattmaximum, 110/220 volt.
Any type of light bulb can be used, not a specific one preferred.

Period: 1990s, 2000s.

Designer: Art Nowo.

Manufacturer: Elmar Flötotto, Rietberg, Germany.

Other versions: The Flötotto Sucu cactus floor lamp exists in several colours and a few sizes.

Elmar Flötotto

Elmar Flötotto is a family run business in it’s fourth generation. The company was founded in 1906 by Heinrich Flötotto as a furniture joinery business in in Gütersloh (Avenwedde), Germany.

After World War II, in 1946, Heinrich’s sons Fritz and Franz continue his work. They now have a sawmill, as well as a home furniture and school furniture factory.  In 1951, Flötotto expands with a chipboard plant in Arnsberg in the Sauerland region, some 50 km / 30 miles from Dortmund.

Between 1969 and 1991, the third-generation descendants of the founder take over the company they have inherited.

Flötotto is bests known for the shaped seat, patented on a global scale in 1952, and 20 million chairs have already been sold around the world. The seat shells are made from PAGHOLZ® plywood.

Today (2020) Frederik Flötotto is the CEO of the company.

Art Nowo

No information can be found about the designer or design company, unfortunately.

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