Tolomeo Reading Floor
Floor lamp with aluminium base. E27 LED source not included.
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Floor lamp from the iconic Tolomeo collection by Artemide, created by designer Michele De Lucchi.
A design that is both functional and elegant. The base, structure and moving arms are made entirely of aluminium. Direct emission lamp with on-off switch.
A design that is both functional and elegant. The base, structure and moving arms are made entirely of aluminium. Direct emission lamp with on-off switch.
| Total height (cm) | 167.00 cm |
|---|---|
| Diameter (cm) | 23.00 cm |
| Outdoor | No |
| Warranty | 2.00 an |
| SKU | AR_47929_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 ...
