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Floor or table lamp in structural polyurethane and metal. Demonstrating the playful spirit of Memphis, Martine Bedin's Super can be dragged along like a puppy on a leash (with a bac...

Famous super lamp designed by Martine Bedin. Six-light bulb along with its back. With wheel and movable. All white color model.  

Modernist floor lamp, created by the famous Milanese company Relco. The lamp is in metal and copper, the two cones in blown Murano glass, the brass finishes. A dimmer regulates the i...

The name Tambù is a nick-name for Tamburello, sport and game frequently played in many Italian regions. The choice of the name comes from the fact that the diffuser characterizing the entire system resembles that of a tambourine. The diffuser element incorporates two sources of light consisting of 2 LED cards that allow 3 lighting possibilities: direct, indirect or combined simultaneously. The Floor and reading versions are equipped with a 4 level light controller. Additional Information: Material: Varnished steel structure Colors: Black Typology: Lecture lamp...

Please note that VAT is not included in the price. As a loved one, an everyday object must be able to reassure and inspire us, it must be simple, unobtrusive and yet contain harmonic resonances to be discovered in time: the time of its life with us. Floor lamp with two-light emissions: one indirect and diffused, the other indirect and reflected, both adjustable in their intensity. The adjustment allows an innumerable variety of lights, from the most intimate to the most general and widespread, to the most scenic, giving pleasant and surprising sensations and emotions. Born in Milano in 1955, Cino Zucchi earned a B.S.A.D. at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Cambridge, Mass.) in 1978 and a Laurea in Architettura at the Politecnico di Milano in 1979, where he is currently Chair Professor of Architectural and Urban design. He has been Visiting Professor at the Harvard Graduate School of Design in 2013. He is the author of the books L’architettura dei cortili milanesi 1535-1706 (Electa 1989), Asnago e Vender...

Demonstrating the playful spirit of Memphis, Martine Bedin's Super can be dragged along like a puppy on a leash (with a back arched like a stegosaurus' armour). Super consists of a f...

The Super lamp by the designer Martine Bedin can be dragged along like a dog on a leash (with an arched back resembling a stegosaurus), embodying the playful spirit of Memphis. It is...

In his post black shapes period, Serge Mouille experimented with color and columns. With the Totem, he stacked cylindrical shades around a central lighting element. By alternating th...

Please note that VAT is not included in the price. Floor lamp with methacrylate diffuser to give a warm spread light through two sources of light. One indirect light and one diffused light. Simple, elegant, functional, instantly recognizable for its name and silhouette for the association with the famous brand of pencils. Pierluigi Cerri graduated from the Politecnico University in Milan and has a long and wide-ranging career. In 1974 he co-founded Gregotti Associati, with whom he won many architectural competitions. In 1998, together with Alessandro Colombo, he founded the Studio Cerri & Associati. The long list of projects he collaborated in include the renovation of Palazzo Marino alla Scala and Arnaldo Pomodoro Foundation in Milan – National Ance-In/Arch National award in 2016; corporate identity for Lingotto in Turin, Italia’90, Pirelli, Salone del Mobile in Milan, the MART Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art of Trento and Rovereto, Triennale in Milan, Prada America’s Cup...

Originally designed by Ettore Sottsass for his company Memphis Milano in 1981, the Treetops floor lamp has since become an icon of the Memphis design movement. Constructed from painted metal, the lamp perfectly balances irony and charm to create a fun design inspired by a tree bending in the breeze. The cast iron base is formed from a green wedge...

It is a system composed by the reading, floor, suspension, wall versions and compositions Inspired by the large Cono, the system is characterized by one among the oldest figures, the...

The name Tambù is a nick-name for Tamburello, sport and game frequently played in many Italian regions. The choice of the name comes from the fact that the diffuser characterizing th...