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Flos SuperWire F D301F01C3EAF2 — two hexagonal glass modules on a steel tripod, warm filament LEDs lit, on white
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Lighting · Flos

Flos SuperWire F

A 2024 floor lamp that lets you replace the LED — glass hexes on a Luminator tripod, priced like a statement.

Designer
Formafantasma
Price
$6,145
Published
2026-09-07

House Score

Strong yes

Specify it. Clear yes for the right room.

4/5

Design
5
Craft
4
Usability
4
Durability
4
Value
3

Editorial score — not a blind average of the axes. How House Score works.

Best for

  • tall rooms that want a vertical glow instead of a shade
  • clients who care that the LED filament is actually replaceable
  • interiors that can take industrial glass and steel without dressing it up

What it is

SuperWire F, item D301F01C3EAF2, is Formafantasma’s 2024 floor lamp for Flos — the first SuperWire family piece that stands. Two 75 cm hexagonal modules of planar glass, joined with polished aluminum, stacked on a steel tripod. The tripod is a nod to the Castiglioni Luminator. Inside: a custom thin filament LED that runs the length of the column and can be pulled for replacement or repair — unusual in a sealed-LED market.

US list is $6,145. Official numbers: 87.32 H × 31.18 W × 31.18 L in, 27.12 lb (12.3 kg). 56W · 4134 lm · 2700K · CRI > 90, dimmer integrated, 100–240V, IP20, ~118 in clear cord, Type A plug. End-user can replace the LED; the 48V driver is also user-replaceable. Steel finish only on this SKU.

This is a glowing glass column, not a lamp with a shade. It lights the room by being the source.

Who it’s for

Designers who want a tall, industrial vertical in a room that already has wood, stone, or a strong wall — and who will pay for a 2024 Flos piece because the filament is serviceable. Strong fit where a Luminator-type uplight would have gone, or where a floor lamp needs to read as architecture.

Skip it if you need a fabric shade, a small footprint next to a low chair, or list under three thousand. Also skip if the glass-and-screw language will fight a soft, upholstered room that does not want a laboratory object in the corner.

Standout details

  • Specs that matter: D301F01C3EAF2 · 87.32 × 31.18 × 31.18 in · 27.12 lb · 56W · 4134 lm · 2700K · CRI > 90 · US list $6,145 · dimmer integrated
  • Construction: two hexagonal planar-glass modules; polished aluminum joinery; steel tripod; clear cord
  • Craft signal: replaceable filament LED (end-user); visible screws and metal bands are the design, not a cover-up
  • Family note: SuperWire also exists as suspension; this floor SKU is the Luminator tribute
  • Tradeoffs: $6,145 for a new form still proving itself in houses; glass wants careful traffic; energy label E; value is the honest drag against Arco’s settled price

Who’s specifying

Lighting designers and interiors already in the Flos professional orbit who want a 2024 object with a repair path, not another sealed LED sculpture. Formafantasma’s brief is materials and lifespan; the replaceable strip is the part of the press that actually matters on a schedule.

No credited residential tour naming this exact SKU is used here. Treat placement as a height-and-glow decision, not a magazine install.

Honest verdict

House Score 4: design is the reason to write it; craft and durability are real (glass, steel, a source you can change); usability is fine if the room is tall enough; value is the hold at $6,145 for a first-year floor lamp. Specify D301F01C3EAF2 when you want vertical glow and a serviceable LED. If you need the settled icon in the same brand, that is still Arco.

Gallery

SuperWire F standing on parquet beside wood paneling, hexagonal glass column glowing 2700K
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SuperWire F in a paneled interior, steel tripod and stacked glass modules at full height
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Detail of SuperWire F — polished metal joinery between hexagonal glass modules and visible filament LEDs
Product image: Flos