GINO SARFATTI
Gino Sarfatti
Born in Venice in 1912, Gino Sarfatti studied to become an aeronautical engineer until family circumstances compelled him to relocate to Milan where he had his first encounter with lighting, an engineering project to transform a glass vase into a lamp. This encounter with lighting design and engineering shaped the path of his life. In 1939 Gino Sarfatti founded his company Arteluce, which brought lighting into the 20th century combining innovative ideas with groundbreaking design.
Throughout his career, Gino Sarfatti explored and was inspired by new product typologies, innovative materials, lighting technologies, and production techniques. His hybrid talent as a designer and engineer enabled him to create refined products in both aesthetics and function.
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Splügen Bräu Suspension Lamp, designed by Achille & Pier Giacomo Castiglioni, is a suspension fixture shaped like a beehive giving sweet and emphatically persuasive vibes. It is yet another example of design inspiration from everyday objects and nicely blends to form a lamp. It providing direct lighting. The body is polished and protected with transparent paint, spun aluminum reflector enables it to provide clean and direct light. The Steel ceiling fitting, vacuum-formed ABS rose with gloss white finish. Splügen Bräu can be a perfect match for dining or coffee tables.
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Noctambule Suspension 6 Low Cylinder Suspension Lamp, designed by Konstantin Grcic, is a hanging lamp consisting of interconnecting glass modules that evoke elements in their preferred combination. Noctambule is almost invisible during the day but transforms into an impressive, illuminated column of light when switched on in the dark, emitting a delicate glow from the optical opal silicone ring diffusers. The lamp has a cylindrical and semi-spherical transparent blown glass structure, suspended die-cast aluminum ring connector, and hydroformed steel internal lateral arm. This incredible suspension lamp improvises the beauty of a home's dining table or a glowing ornament in a hall or gallery.
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Noctambule Suspension 1 Low Cylinder and Bowl Suspension Lamp, designed by Konstantin Grcic, is a hanging lamp consisting of interconnecting glass modules that evoke elements in their preferred combination. Noctambule is almost invisible during the day but transforms into an impressive, illuminated column of light when switched on in the dark, emitting a delicate glow from the optical opal silicone ring diffusers. The lamp has a cylindrical and semi-spherical transparent blown glass structure, suspended die-cast aluminum ring connector, and hydroformed steel internal lateral arm. This incredible suspension lamp improvises the beauty of a home's dining table or a glowing ornament in a hall or gallery.
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2097/50 Suspension Lamp, designed by Gino Sarfatti, is a suspension lamp futuristic portrayal of the classical mid-century chandelier in the late 1950s, providing diffused light. Every component of this lamp is well crafted, starting from its central steel structure with chrome arms in chromium-plated and the hat-like rounded steel ceiling fitting in black color. The bulbs are equipped with horizontal arms attached with the central support and elegantly hanged black color wire. 2097/50 holds 50 glowing bulbs emitting indirect light and lightening the room sleekly.
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2097/30 Suspension Lamp, designed by Gino Sarfatti, is a suspension lamp futuristic portrayal of the classical mid-century chandelier in the late 1950s, providing diffused light. Every component of this lamp is well crafted, starting from its central steel structure with brass arms in matte black plated and the hat-like rounded steel ceiling fitting in black color. The bulbs are equipped with horizontal arms attached with the central support and elegantly hanged black color wire. 2097/30 holds 30 glowing bulbs emitting indirect light and lightening the room sleekly.
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2097/30 Suspension Lamp, designed by Gino Sarfatti, is a suspension lamp futuristic portrayal of the classical mid-century chandelier in the late 1950s, providing diffused light. Every component of this lamp is well crafted, starting from its central steel structure with brass arms in chromium-plated and the hat-like rounded steel ceiling fitting in black color. The bulbs are equipped with horizontal arms attached with the central support and elegantly hanged black color wire. 2097/30 holds 30 glowing bulbs emitting indirect light and lightening the room sleekly.
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Wirering Grey Wall Lamp, designed by Formafantasma, is an indirect light wall lighting device with a body in calendered, extruded aluminum with a pink color finish. Wirering design is inspired by the philosophy of embracing what's usually hidden and, in the case of a wall lamp, that is, a power cable. The unique tangent pink-colored rubber cable fixed with the wall is the center of the lamp design provides the power and switch pedal for dimming.
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Wirering Grey Wall Lamp, designed by Formafantasma, is an indirect light wall lighting device with a body in calendered, extruded aluminum with a black color finish. Wirering design is inspired by the philosophy of embracing what's usually hidden and, in the case of a wall lamp, that is, a power cable. The unique tangent gray-colored rubber cable fixed with the wall is the center of the lamp design provides the power and switch pedal for dimming.
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Foglio Wall Lamp, designed by Tobia Scarpa, is a wall lamp that looks like a round shirt cuff. This unique design highlights the infinite possibilities of design motivation by taking inspiration from a shirt cuff. Foglio design is a blend of modern and timeless design providing three types of diffused light; direct, indirect, and partial. The wall fitting of the lamp is in powder-painted polished white pressed steel, and the diffuser has silver powder-painted polished. It has two nylon injection-molded white lamp holder supports.
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Tatou Floor Lamp, designed by Patricia Urquiola, is a diffused light floor lamp, a classical dome style with a surface interpreted through a creative language to screen and allow the light to filter through from inside. The inspiration behind Tatou design was to perform experiments with light filtration for remarkable results when it this floor lamp to experiment with light filtration, with excellent results. Tatou is a French word for armadillo: the mammal famous for its bone-plate structure protected by a layer of horn. The Exterior diffuser is in Polycarbonate, and the internal diffuser is in injection-printed opal Polycarbonate. The lamp support and base are painted steel in white color.
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Superloon Floor Lamp, designed by Jasper Morrison, is an adjustable floor lamp providing direct light inspired by the moon shape and glow light. The light source is edge lighting technology; while illuminating the lamp, it gives the feeling of a lightning moon in the dark. It has a black painted aluminum body with a metal spinning head, die-cast joints, and extruded stem along with a Silk-screened diffuser. The design of Superloon was an inspiration to make use of LED technology in the lamp on a flat composite disc that resembles the moon.
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Superloon Floor Lamp, designed by Jasper Morrison, is an adjustable floor lamp providing direct light inspired by the moon shape and glow light. The light source is edge lighting technology; while illuminating the lamp, it gives the feeling of a lightning moon in the dark. It has a chrome-plated aluminum body with a metal spinning head, die-cast joints, and extruded stem along with a Silk-screened diffuser. The design of Superloon was an inspiration to make use of LED technology in the lamp on a flat composite disc that resembles the moon.
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Superloon Floor Lamp, designed by Jasper Morrison, is an adjustable floor lamp providing direct light inspired by the moon shape and glow light. The light source is edge lighting technology; while illuminating the lamp, it gives the feeling of a lightning moon in the dark. It has a white painted aluminum body with a metal spinning head, die-cast joints, and extruded stem along with a Silk-screened diffuser. The design of Superloon was an inspiration to make use of LED technology in the lamp on a flat composite disc that resembles the moon.
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Sawaru Floor Lamp, designed by Nendo, is a light consisting of two independent cylinders holding together in a perpendicular direction casting layered light on the floor from its light source. It can be placed as an art piece or glowing light in a corner or hallway while serving both decoration and lighting purposes. Sawaru design is a Japanese geometric fixture that explores the concept of balance as a sculptural piece. One plays the role of a light source, while the other acts as a base. Its projection angle can be adjusted in three stages of 25, 40, or 60 degrees by inserting the pin attached to the base. Various functions are made possible by doing away with excess elements and creating a simple form. The base and body of the lamp are in extruded aluminum with galvanized gold finish and reflector in painted die-cast aluminum.
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Luminator Floor Lamp, designed by Achille & Pier Giacomo Castiglioni, is a floor lamp with an exceptional design following the minimalistic and simplicity originally designed in the mid-1950s ahead of its time. It is providing indirect light and the bulb with a reflector. The lamp structure has a slim cylindrical iron stem with a vitrified enamel finish and three black color-painted galvanized metal long slim legs.
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Ipnos Floor Lamp, designed by Nicoletta Rossi and Guido Bianchi, is a floor lamp hollow rectangular shape filling the empty space with its radiant light. It combines illusion and functionality for a truly magical result when it glows with light. The top of its extruded aluminum frame, anodized in bronze color finishes and lined with LED lights. The lamp Led is on the top edges incorporated in the extrusions and protected by transparent Polycarbonate diffusers.
