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Architonic ID: 1264360
SKU: DSKEPT175C01
Year of Launch: 2014
Ø cm. 53 x h cm. 175
2 x E27 70W HES
2 x E27 20W fluorescent
2 x E27 8W LED
Concept
Table, reading and floor lamp, that contains the light inside its shapes: the light is compressed to be then freely emanate into the space, thanks to a simple movement.
A light shade in cotton fabric, with an almost cylindrical shape, hides an half-sphere that contains the light source. The shade is closed on the upper part by a rotating metal disc, acting as a reflector that orient the luminous flux: when the disc is in the horizontal position the light is reflected inside the half-sphere, by tilting the disc, the light will be released into the space, losing some intensity inside the shade.
This particular gives a strong aesthetic characterization to the object-lamp and it enriches his functionality.
Material:
Shade in cotton fabric with rotating and dimming metal disc cover.
Anti-dazzle thermoformed bottom cap in opal PMMA with Soft Touch finish. Structure in white painted metal.
Colors:
cotton fabric: 19 colors among classic and fashion
Dimensions:
Ø cm. 43 x h cm. 65
Ø cm. 43 x h cm. 155
Ø cm. 53 x h cm. 175
Bulbs:
Ø cm. 43 x h cm. 65/155
1 x E27 70W HES/ 1 x E27 20W fluorescent / 1 x E27 8W LED
Ø cm. 53 x h cm. 175
2 x E27 70W HES/2 x E27 20W fluorescent / 2 x E27 8W LED
Power supply:
220/240 V
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Material
Metal, Textile
Design files
2
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Designers
Roberto Paoli
Italy
In 1994 he graduated from the University of Florence with a degree in architecture. In 1992 he started his career as an industrial designer and worked with several furniture companies. Since his first works, he has received several awards including Young & Design award in 1992 and the Waterly European Award in 1993. Roberto Paoli's focus is on clean lines with a careful attention to detail. He applies his historical research to creating new uses for alternative materials. He combines his design career with his architectural education to create graphic design for museums, public relations and art direction. He has created designer complementary furnishings, upholstery, computer accessories and items in PVC. His works have been published in some of the most widely read design magazines. He lives and works in Milan and Ancona.