Luigi Caccia Dominioni Imbuto Floor Lamp

Imbuto floor lamp designed in 1953 by Luigi Caccia Dominioni for Azucena. The name of this lamp also very clearly explains the inspiration from which...

Italian midcentury floor lamp Imbuto by Luigi Caccia Dominioni for Azucena, 1960s Iconic floor lamp mod. Imbuto (Funnel) with conical lampshade in dark brown-black painted aluminium. The central structure is made up of a thin chromed metal rod. The round base is in black painted metal. In the design phase, the name of the lamp was flute, given the shape of the lamp as a whole; later it took the name from the funnel shape of the lampshade. Produced by Azucena in 1960s and designed by Luigi Caccia Dominioni in 1953. Very good conditions. It presents light scattered signs given by the time. Measurements in cm 20x192h This lamp demonstrates that Luigi Caccia Dominioni's ideas came from simple objects but also from rarer instruments. The humble funnel meets the sophisticated flûte, one instrument that collects and guides water alongside another that receives wine and champagne, one functional and one exceptional, one in plastic or metal and one in crystal: this was the world of Caccia Domains, in which the exceptionality of everyday life and the most special moments coexisted. With its essentiality and functionality, the Imbuto lamp...

Original early floor lamp by Luigi Caccia Dominioni for Azucena. This floor lamp is named Imbuto (funnel). The fact that the lamp was originally going to be called “flute” perfectly illustrates how Luigi Caccia Dominioni found inspiration in the everyday and the exotic. A slender stem meets a metal, cone-shaped lampshade diffusing a generous halo of light. As functional as it is minimalist, the Imbuto lamp...

Very nice pair of model LTE5 Imbuto floor lamps designed by Luigi Caccia Dominioni and manufactured by Azucena, Italy, 1954. This is for a nice pair ...