Parliament Floor Lamp

Parliament Floor Lamp by Nemo is a functional and expressive design by Le Corbusier, originally created in 1963 for the Parliament House in Chandigarh, India. Reflecting the industrial spirit of 1950s modernism, the lamp features an articulated diffuser composed of two symmetrical cones—offering both direct and indirect light. 

The adjustable shade allows precise control over light direction, making it suitable for reading corners, lounge areas, or creative workspaces. Available in four distinctive finishes, each inspired by Le Corbusier’s "claviers de couleurs" system, Parliament balances strong visual character with practical versatility. 

An enduring statement of form and function, the Parliament Floor Lamp is as relevant today as it was at its conception.