Description
Of the various types of floor lamp, the "luminator" is surely the most noble, the one taken on, as a challenge, by the most famous designers. For Oluce, Carlo Colombo gives a completely new interpretation, relying entirely on the matter. The body of the lamp is, in fact, composed of a painted metal cylinder that tapers upwards to accommodate the light source. The result is an object of absolute elegance to which nothing can be added, and nothing taken away.
Technical data
Floor lamp (Luminator) giving indirecte light.
Structure, with a coned shape, and base in painted metal.
339 1 x max 250W - B15d (dimmer) ↑ 182 cm ↔ 27 cm ↑ 70,9" ↔ 10,6"
Structure
: aluminium
Structure color
: white, black, aluminium
Diffuser/Reflector:
aluminium
Diffuser/Reflector color:
white, black, aluminium
Do With
Year production: 2003
Design by Carlo Colombo
Carlo Colombo was born in 1967. After obtaining a degree in architecture, is working mainly as a designer and as an industrial consultant. Since 1945 he is also involved in re-structuring of both private and public buildings. He has given lectures in Industrial Packaging and has collaborated with the faculty of Architecture. He has worked for Cappellini, Ycami, Poliform, Varenna, Units, Moroso, Obumex, Antonio Lupi, Nemo and Oluce. He has participated in numerous design shows. In 1993 in Paris with ''Design: Mirroir du Siècle'' in 1995, he shows the bed Archimede for Cappellini in ''Im neuen Museum Weserburg'' Bremen and in 1996 he shows the ''Carpet Zigozago'' designed for Cappellini in the museum of Applied arts in Colonia.
