Enameled Wall Lights and Sconces

VV Cinquanta wall. Design by Vittoriano Viganò. This version is with white lacquered reflector and brass mount, Including Switch. The VV Cinquanta features an elegant and versatile ...

VV Cinquanta floor light by Vittoriano Viganó. Originally designed in Italy, 1951. This light is a current production with an 8-10 week lead time. Spun al...

VV Cinquanta twin wall light by Vittoriano Viganó. Originally designed in 1951. Current production with spun aluminum reflectors, anodized brass stru...

VV Cinquanta twin wall lamp Design by Vittoriano Viganò This version is with white lacquered reflector and brass mount. The VV Cinquanta features an elegant and versatile posabl...

VV Cinquanta suspension light by Vittoriano Viganó. Originally designed in Italy, 1951. This light is a current production with an 8-10 week lead time. Sp...

VV Cinquanta twin wall lamp Design by Vittoriano Viganò This version is with black lacquered reflector and brass mount. The VV Cinquanta feature...

VV Cinquanta twin wall lamp. Design by Vittoriano Viganò. This version is with black lacquered reflector and black mount. The VV Cinquanta features...

VV Cinquanta wall lamp Design by Vittoriano Viganò This version is with yellow lacquered reflector and black mount. The VV Cinquanta features an elegant and versatile posable di...

VV Cinquanta wall lamp Design by Vittoriano Viganò This version is with Black Lacquered Reflector and Black Mount. The VV Cinquanta features an elegant and versatile posable direct ...

VV Cinquanta wall lamp Design by Vittoriano Viganò This version is with red lacquered reflector and black mount. The VV Cinquanta features an elegant and versatile posable direct li...

VV Cinquanta floor lamp Design by Vittoriano Viganò This version is with Yellow Lacquered Reflector and Mondrian Frame. The VV Cinquanta features an elegant and versatile posabl...

VV Cinquanta wall lamp. Design by Vittoriano Viganò. This version is with blue lacquered reflector and black mount. The VV Cinquanta features an elegant and versatile posable direct light source that can swivel and tilt. The wall model is mounted on a brass fixture, allowing the reflector to rotate 350 degrees, and can be angled 160 degrees, providing a wide range of lighting compositions. The VV Cinquanta reflector is made of enameled spun aluminium, available in original Vittoriano Viganò colors. Versatile elegance1951 / 2016. VV Cinquanta is a lighting collection that embodies elegance and versatility. Designed by Italian architect Vittoriano Viganó in 1951 during his time as Art Director for Arteluce, the VV Cinquanta features a posable direct light source that can swivel and tilt, from direct working light to upward lighting. The wall model is mounted on a brass fixture, allowing the reflector to rotate 350 degrees, and can be angled 160 degrees. The suspension model is a sophisticated luminaire with a distinctive dual-stemmed construction. It features two uniquely shaped reflectors, one narrow and one wide. The fixture and the reflectors can be adjusted to many different positions, enabling a wide variety of both downward and upward lighting. The invitingly playful design encourages dynamic lighting compositions. The floor model stands gracefully on a slender black aluminium frame. The reflector is mounted to an articulated stem that can swivel and tilt, enabling various lighting scenarios. The VV Cinquanta reflector is made of spun aluminium, available in original Vittoriano Viganò colours. The VV Cinquanta collection, as all other Astep products, is made in Italy. Specifications VV Cinquanta wall. Typology wall. Materials spun aluminium reflector, brass mount. Dimensions: W 256 x D 364 x H 183 mm. reflector diameter: Ø 274 mm. Weight 0.70 kg. light source 1 x E27 LED 7W. 806lm. 2700K. Non-dimmable bulb included. Not UL listed. This lamp is wired for Europe, if used in US or any other country the client will need to convert it. Vittoriano Viganò Vittoriano Viganò was born in Milan in 1919. Son of the painter and engraver Vico Viganò, he graduated in Achitecture at the Polytechnic School of Milan in 1944. A main figure of the architectural debate in the post war period and an original interpreter of European Rationalism, he was unanimously considered by critics the most important Italian exponent of the ‘Brutalism’ current. A multidisciplinary talent, a tenured professor in Interior Architecture and Urban Planning during all his life for the Milan Faculty, Vittoriano worked at various scales: from industrial design to architecture, from interior design to urban and landscape planning...