Eclisse X Squid Game | Bedside lamp
Special Edition in collaboration with Netflix. Base and rotating ring in technopolymer, body in steel, ring in aluminium. E14 LED bulb not included.More info
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An icon of Italian design since 1965 and winner of the Compasso d'Oro award in 1967, Vico Magistretti's Eclisse lamp stands out for its ingenious double-shell system: a fixed structure and a rotating reflector that allows the light to be adjusted between soft diffusion and direct lighting.
Today, Eclisse is reinventing itself in a special edition in collaboration with Netflix, inspired by the bold visual universe of Squid Game, a global phenomenon.
This exclusive collection is available in three collector's editions: Player, Pink Guard and Black Officer, each featuring the colour codes and iconic details of the series.
The Pink Guard and Black Officer editions come with a removable magnetic mask, a nod to the mysterious and graphic identity of the characters, while preserving the original design of the lamp. Eclisse x Squid Game is the meeting of visionary design and contemporary pop culture, transforming a lighting icon into a unique collector's item.
Images: Illustrative, the actual visual appearance is faithful to the images or photos, but may vary depending on the screen.
Important: Special Edition in limited availability — if out of stock, your order will be refunded.
Today, Eclisse is reinventing itself in a special edition in collaboration with Netflix, inspired by the bold visual universe of Squid Game, a global phenomenon.
This exclusive collection is available in three collector's editions: Player, Pink Guard and Black Officer, each featuring the colour codes and iconic details of the series.
The Pink Guard and Black Officer editions come with a removable magnetic mask, a nod to the mysterious and graphic identity of the characters, while preserving the original design of the lamp. Eclisse x Squid Game is the meeting of visionary design and contemporary pop culture, transforming a lighting icon into a unique collector's item.
Images: Illustrative, the actual visual appearance is faithful to the images or photos, but may vary depending on the screen.
Important: Special Edition in limited availability — if out of stock, your order will be refunded.
| Total height (cm) | 18.00 cm |
|---|---|
| Width (cm) | 12.00 cm |
| Stackable quantity | 0.00 |
| Outdoor | No |
| Warranty | 2.00 an |
| SKU | AR_252591_ref |
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Vico Magistretti
Vico Magistretti was born in Milan in 1920 into a family of architects of Italian origins. In 1939 he joined the Milan Polytechnic School but had to leave for Switzerland to avoid deportation. Obtaining his diploma as an ...
