Tolomeo Basculante Table E27 | Desk lamp
Can be placed (on a base) or fixed (with a fixed support or clamp). In polished aluminium with a Ø18 cm diffuser in parchment or silk. E27 LED light source not included.More info
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Tolomeo Basculante Table, designed by Michele De Lucchi and Giancarlo Fassina for Artemide, is a versatile lamp that can be combined with different bases.
Here we offer a pre-composition as a desk lamp, ideal for flexible and elegant lighting. This version includes an aluminium body and Ø18 cm diffuser (choice of finishes), combined with a suitable floor base for optimum use. This E27 model is an ideal choice for those looking for a more traditional option with the flexibility of a removable bulb.
The diffuser always remains upright, no matter how the arm is tilted, ensuring stable, refined lighting in your space. An adjustable mounting system can be ordered as an option, allowing two lamp bodies to be installed on the same base for an even more customised lighting solution.
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Here we offer a pre-composition as a desk lamp, ideal for flexible and elegant lighting. This version includes an aluminium body and Ø18 cm diffuser (choice of finishes), combined with a suitable floor base for optimum use. This E27 model is an ideal choice for those looking for a more traditional option with the flexibility of a removable bulb.
The diffuser always remains upright, no matter how the arm is tilted, ensuring stable, refined lighting in your space. An adjustable mounting system can be ordered as an option, allowing two lamp bodies to be installed on the same base for an even more customised lighting solution.
Images: Illustrative, the actual visual aspect being a faithful rendering that images or photos, of varying quality depending on the screen, cannot reproduce identically.
| Outdoor | No |
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| Warranty | 2.00 an |
| SKU | AR_251243_ref |
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Michele De Lucchi, Giancarlo Fassina
Michele de Lucchi is an Italian architect and designer, born in 1951 in Ferrara. After studying in Padua and at the University of Florence, he worked in the Kartell design studio. His meeting with Ettore Sottsass led him to ...
