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SCINTILLA LARGE
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SKU
F272930250CRNE
Piero e Livio Castiglioni, 1972
€780.00
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The absolutely novel Scintilla system combines the essential versatility of a decorative lamp and a lighting capacity comparable to a technical system. The great success of this system persuaded the company to design a free-standing version in the early eighties, with the main structure fastened to the base and stem in metal.
Technical data
Table lamp with indirect, adjustable and dimmable light with sliding switch. Chromed metal frame. Anodized aluminum reflector. Diffusers made of transparent borosilicate glass. Braided fabric cable, black dimmer and plug. Schuko plug, adapter and bulb not included.
- Product Name SCINTILLA LARGE
- Material description metal, glass
- Color description sku chrome
- Group tension Bulb
- Energy Class A++ >> E
- Recommended source HA 1x230W R7s/115 (2900K, 5000Lm)
- SKU F272930250CRNE
- Made in Italy
- Alimentation cable Striped
- Dimmer Dimmer included
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Piero e Livio Castiglioni
Pietro Maria Castiglioni, known as Piero, graduated in architecture in 1970 in Milan, where he lives and works, dedicating himself almost exclusively to lighting design (private homes, showrooms, art galleries, museums, shopping and sports centres, hotels, offices, public and outdoor lighting) and teaching at the University of Geneva, the Domus Accademy and the Politecnico di Milano. From 1973 to 1979...
