Description

"In a sense it’s true that Luminator was created specifically for the 1955 Compasso d’Oro, or better that it originated as our answer to demand for a "shape of the useful” for Italian industry.” Achille Castiglioni (interview for Domus, 1995)

Floor lamp providing indirect light. Bulb with reflector. Iron stem with vitrified enamel finish. Painted galvanized metal legs.

Technical Info

Dimensions:
Ø 58 (base Ø 60) x H:189cm

Cord length: 280cm
Materials: Steel
Weight: 4,1kg

Light source: 1 x MAX 105W E27 HSGSR or 1 LED 8W E27 900lm 2700K (included)

Luminator floor lamp

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"In a sense it’s true that Luminator was created specifically for the 1955 Compasso d’Oro, or better that it originated as our answer to demand for a "shape of the useful” for Italian industry.” Achille Castiglioni (interview for Domus, 1995)Floor. Read more

£470.00

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Description

"In a sense it’s true that Luminator was created specifically for the 1955 Compasso d’Oro, or better that it originated as our answer to demand for a "shape of the useful” for Italian industry.” Achille Castiglioni (interview for Domus, 1995)

Floor lamp providing indirect light. Bulb with reflector. Iron stem with vitrified enamel finish. Painted galvanized metal legs.

Technical Info

Dimensions:
Ø 58 (base Ø 60) x H:189cm

Cord length: 280cm
Materials: Steel
Weight: 4,1kg

Light source: 1 x MAX 105W E27 HSGSR or 1 LED 8W E27 900lm 2700K (included)

Designed by Achille Castiglioni

Born in Milan in 1918, he graduated in Architecture in 1944.Since 1940 he had dedicated himself to experimenting on industrial products with his brothers Livio (1911-1979) and Pier Giacomo (1913-1968). Their interests were directed towards Urban Planning, Architecture and Design;