8062 is the new table lamp in carved crystal with fabric shade color matching the base. Lampshade color: matching the glass: White, Black, Red and Teak.
Available sizes (HxWxD):
cm.: 37 x 32 x 32 / inch.: 14.5" x 12.5" x 12.5" (SKU: 8062/PD)
LIGHT SOURCES AVAILABLE
Eco Halogen: 1x46w - E27
Energy saving: 1x15w - E27
Led: 1x10w - E27
Weight 10,00 kg / 22,04 Ibs
cm.: 58 x 42 x 42 / inch.: 22.8" x 16.5" x 16.5" (SKU: 8062/GD)
LIGHT SOURCES AVAILABLE
Eco Halogen: 1x77w - E27
Energy saving: 1x20w - E27
Led: 1x10w - E27
Weight 12,00 kg / 26,45 Ibs
ELECTRIC INFO
Dimmable: 1
Energy class: A++ → E
TYPE
Mounting: Table
Environment: Indoor
More Information
Country of Manufacture
Italy
Style
Modern + Contemporary
IP protection:
IP 20
About Designer
STEFANO TRAVERSO He was born in Genoa in 1973. After the secondary school he specializes in Industrial Design at the Italian School of Design in Padua. After considerable experiences in architecture, he works with the architect- designer Enzo Berti at Studio Riforma. He finally starts cooperating as a free-lance with several companies in the furniture and lighting field: Italamp, Lago, Pinton, Voltan, Touchdesign, Flai. Since 2001 he has been teaching at ‘Scuolaitalianadesign’ in Padua.
Awards: 2000 – Design Contest – Idee per la luce – First prize 2000 – Design Contest – Capriola’s Jewels – First prize 2001 – Design Contest – Idee per la luce – First prize 2001 – Design Contest – Maniago design coltelli – Special Mention 2002 – Design Contest – Spazio Bagno – Special Mention 2002 – Design Contest – Idee per la luce – Special Mention 2003 – Design Contest – Young&Design – Special Mention 2004 – Design Contest – Spazio Bagno – Special Mention 2005 – Design Contest – Idee per il Mobile – Special Mention 2005 – Design Contest – Idee per la luce – Special Mention 2005 – Design Contest – Luce in movimento – First prize 2006 – Design Contest – Luce in movimento – First prize Carniaflex 2008 – Design Contest – Young&Design – Special Mention
ROBERTA VITADELLO Roberta Vitadello, her personality and experimental creativity is the soul of Italamp. Her ideas are clear: her light objects must be able to impress, seduce, make a mark.
