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OKAmong the first examples of Nordic minimalism, the Bellevue lamp designed by Arne Jacobsen introduced the 45-degree cut shade that would become the norm for an entire generation of lamps. The brand &Tradition, once known as Unique Copenhagen and synonymous with Scandinavian design, once again proposes it in this new LED version.
Designed 88 years ago by Giò Ponti, one of the most important architects and designers in recent Italian architecture history, Bilia combines two archetypical volumes, the cone with a sphere on top. After 2019’s mini version, now the original table version has also been proposed in brass with an LED light source.
Designed by the Milanese architect, and exponent of beton brut, with expressionistic forms opposed to Mannerism, the VV Cinquanta floor lamp is part of a family with rotating shades for directing light rays where needed. Its reissue comes from Astep, the brand conceived of by Alessandro Sarfatti, the grandson of master of light Gino Sarfatti, founder of Arteluce, the company that later became Luceplace thanks to his parents Riccardo Sarfatti and Alessandra Severi.
From Oluce, like Giuseppe Ostuni—one of the founding fathers of Italian lighting—a reissue of one of the most well-known lamps by the designer couple (as they were once called) Angelo Ostuni and Riccardo Forti. With a classic cylindrical form and refined contrast of gold and black, 1953 is striking for the modernity of its lines. First born as a table lamp, today Oluce proposes both models once again in their original designs.
Designed by the Danish architect for Copenhagen SAS Royal Hotel on the occasion of the hotel’s 60th anniversary, Louis Poulsen reintroduces every version of the AJ lamp in the original version’s stainless steel in a catalog.
From the most important postwar female designer, a lamp with a telescopic neck that elongates to the desired height. Also presented over the years in mini and medium sizes, the 2020 version is fitted with Tunable White LED technology that allows for the reproduction of the rhythms of natural light.
Designed by Joe Colombo, one the greatest Italian designers, who passed away in 1971 at just 41. A visionary genius with a brief and intense career, many of his products are still in production today. Part of a family that includes a table, ceiling, floor and wall version, Oluce has presented the floor lamp Coupé-Golden on the occasion of the collection’s 50th anniversary.
Reissued just last year on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of its first production, Chiara—like Saint Clare of Assisi ‘s wimple—was cut and rolled with a single sheet.
It is not possible to exclude this table lamp by one of the great masters of design, Achille Castiglioni, author of a real and true gallery of lighting icons. For reading he invented, together with Pio Manzù, a lamp which, thanks to a tube, slides along a steel cable until finds the necessary height and direction. In production since 1970, this year it turns 50.
After the famous Panton Chair, the Panthella lamp is probably the most iconic product designed by this Danish architect and industrial designer who, before revolutionizing the design world with his colorful plastic pieces, had learned the profession by working as an assistant to the already famous Arne Jacobsen.
One of the most practical and versatile lamps ever created, Tolomeo is over 30 years old and has never gone out of production; quite the opposite, year after year its family has expanded with micro, wall and extra-large floor versions.