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Elegant and light, this lamp emits a pleasant warm light through a silk-screened polycarbonate shade. The lamp’s height may be adjusted by means of a characteristic steel counterweight.

Made in Milan, Italy

Elegant and light, this lamp emits a pleasant warm light through a silk-screened polycarbonate shade. The lamp’s height may be adjusted by means of a characteristic steel counterweight.

Made in Milan, Italy

Dimensions

Configuration Dependent

Lead Time

2-8 weeks

Lamping

105W LED


 

Brand

Luceplan

Design culture, experimentation and aesthetic research, combined with functional quality and efficiency: this is the system of values behind the identity of Luceplan, ever since the company’s creation in 1978. Always concentrating on innovative and flexible lighting solutions, Luceplan produces lamps featuring high design content, timeless but also able to foresee trends in the lighting sector: an extensive and versatile range of products, organized in the categories of interior design, outdoor use and acoustic solutions.

The company, with roots in its city of origin, Milan, has a forceful international character, in which exports account for about 85% of sales. The global market is its true counterpart. Every lamp embodies high standards of performance, in versatile and personalized models that can respond to the complex needs of special projects: lamps that combine functional excellence with the decorative necessities of residential architecture and contract applications.

Designer

Paolo Rizzatto

Paolo Rizzatto (Milan, 1941) graduated in Architecture from Milan Polytechnic in 1965. In his Milanese studio he works asa freelance in the fields of architecture, interior design and design.

In 1978 he founded the company Luceplan with Riccardo Sarfatti and Sandra Severi. He has produced designs for many Italian and foreign companies: Alias, Arteluce, Artemide, Cassina, Danese, Driade, Fiam, Flos, Guzzini, Knoll, Kartell, Laura Meroni, Lensvelt, Luceplan, Mandarina Duck, Molteni, Montina, Nemo, Philips, Poltrona Frau, Segis, Serralunga, Thonet and Veneta Cucine.

He has taught courses and given lectures at a number of universities: Columbia University in New York, Milan Polytechnic, the Cranbrook Center in Detroit, Washington University in Saint Louis, the Architecture Institute in Moscow, Palermo University and the IUAV in Venice.