Pedrera PD2 floor lamp - a classic reissued by the manufacturer Gubi The Pedrera PD2 floor lamp is part of a series created in 1955 by the designer Barba Corsini, which, in addition to the PD2 floor lamp, also includes a table lamp, a pendant light and a glass table. Corsini created the design as part of the realisation of the commission to convert the top floor of the Casa Milá (also known as "La Pedrera" - the quarry) built by Antoni Gaudí in Barcelona into 13 modern maisonette flats. The cylindrical shape is inspired by the shape of the building's chimneys. In 1991, Casa Milá was renovated; the gallery owner Joaquim Ruiz Millet came up with the idea of reviving the Pedrera series in a modernised version and sought contact with Barba Corsini. After reworking the original designs, a re-edition of the Pedrera series was created, which is manufactured and distributed by the renowned Danish design product company Gubi. The Pedrera floor lamp blends into a wide variety of interior designs. The light from the lamp used is emitted vertically and gently through the tiny point-shaped light outlets in the metal shade.