Floor lamp Catellani & Smith Ettorino Big - White

The Ettorino BIG floor lamp is part of the iconic Ettorino family, born from the introduction of colour into Catellani & Smith’s collections. First launched in 2004 with the PostKris...

The Wa Wa floor lamp, designed by Enzo Catellani for Catellani & Smith, was inspired by a memorable encounter at a trade fair in Frankfurt. A Japanese visitor repeatedly exclaime...

The CicloItalia, redesigned as part of the CicloItalia Flex collection by Catellani & Smith, updates its iconic brass finish with a contemporary interpretation. The headlights are no...

The PostKrisi 100, designed by Catellani & Smith, is a striking floor lamp where light, color, and form interact to create a magical display of shadows and contrasts. This version fe...

The G.O. lamp is the revival edition of a model designed for Oluce by Giuseppe Ostuni in the 1960s. A lamp that, in the essence of its design, is extremely current, characterised by a vertical shaft from which a horizontal arm branches off and on which the lampshade is mounted. The arm, thanks to the system of joints, is therefore a sliding element that can be repositioned and oriented depending on specific needs. A family which maintains the style of the original design, like the use of the cylindrical lampshade and the contrast between the materials with which the various elements are made. The revival edition is enhanced by precious details in satin gold, which stand out in contrast with the black nickel – of the arm – and the colours of the base and the lampshade, these last two available in three different colours: black, scarlet, and anodic bronze. The use of colour gives energy and a fresh modern look to the original design which was intended for a single tabletop...

The ‘Polifemo’ floor lamp was designed by Carlo Forcolini for Artemide in the 1980s. Defined by its graphic silhouette, the design pairs a black metal base and stem with an ivory-enameled disk diffuser, centered by a mirrored halogen reflector. The disk pivots to cast and reflect light with precision, held in place by a triangular black metal frame that gives the piece its balanced, architectural presence. Carlo Forcolini (1947-) is an internationally renowned Italian designer and entrepreneur with a design career that spans over fifty years. Established in mid-20th century Italy, Artemide is renowned as one of the most prominent lighting manufacturers. Their acclaimed fixtures are featured in museum collections globally. Vintage Artemide lighting...

Lamp produced in the 1980s by Stefano Cevoli based on a design by Paolo Francesco Piva. model Yuki Hemispherical base in black painted metal. Double stem in black painted metal that ...

Tambu is a nick-name for "Tamburello", sport ans game frequently played in many Italian regions.The choice of the name comes from the fact that the diffusercharacterizing the entire ...