- Description
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Details
Floor standing luminaire for adjustable direct task lighting.
MATERIALS:
- Arm structure in extruded aluminum
- Joints and tension control knobs in polished die-cast aluminum
- Support cables in stainless steel
- Floor support stem in extruded aluminum
- Weighted steel base with stamped aluminum
MEASUREMENTS:
- Height: 97 cm / 38 1/8 inch
- Width: 100 cm / 39 3/8 inch
HELPFUL NOTES:
- 75W Max LED-T E26/A19, bulb not included, on/off on head
- 10.4W LED-I 3000K >80 CRI, integrated light source, dimmer on head
- Fully adjustable, articulated arms
- Tiltable and 360 degrees rotatable diffuser
- UL listed
Product Attachments
Artemide Tolomeo Size: (3.07 MB) - Designer
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Artemide Tolomeo Reading Floor Lamp Designed by:
- Giancarlo Fassina , 1987
- Michele De Lucchi , 1987
Giancarlo Fassina
Italy, 1935
Giancarlo Fassina was born in Milan, Italy. He obtained a degree in architecture at the Politecnico University in Milan. He has worked on several projects involving industrial design and has created lighting for Artemide and other companies.
He received a Compasso D'oro award for his Tolomeo Series of lamps that he designed together with Michelle de Lucchi.
His early industrial design experience began with a company manufacturing calculating machines and a household appliance manufacturer. In 1970 Fassina joined the Italian lighting company Artemide, helping with both the restructuring of the technical design sector and organizing the internal department of product models and development. Throughout the 1980s, he designed large-scale lighting systems for exhibits and buildings across Italy.
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Michele De Lucchi
Italy, 1951
Michele De Lucchi studied architecture in Padua and Florence. In 1973 he joined forces with other designers and architects to form Cavart, a radical design group that put on “happenings” and held seminars in Padua. In 1978 De Lucchi moved to Milan, where he worked for Kartell in their proprietary studio, Centrokappa. There he met Ettore Sottsass, and joined the Studio Alchimia designers.
In 1980 Michele De Lucchi joined the Memphis group, designing a sofa and the First Chair in 1983. In the late 1980s Michele De Lucchi turned to lighting design. Tolomeo, a stringently, functional aluminum task lamp, designed in collaboration with Giancarlo Fassina, for Artemide in 1987, became an international bestseller. In 2003 the Castore Lamp series was launched. They consisted of milky white, hand blown Murano glass, with no perceptible transition between foot and lampshade.
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