Serpente Floor Lamp Golden Martinelli Luce

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Serpente Floor Lamp Golden

Serpente Floor Lamp Golden Martinelli Luce

Serpente Floor Lamp White Martinelli Luce

Information

Product description

Serpente floor lamp is a combination of sculptural form with functionality. Its endless style fits in perfectly with modern interiors. The bent, rotating arm and clean, geometric silhouette attract eyes, but without dominating the space. The opal metacrylate diffuser emits a soft, diffused light, and the metal structure, available in a white or subtle, pearl-gold finish, adds all elegance and lightness.

Serpente is more than a lamp - it is an icon fragment of the history of Italian modernism, timeless and still valid.

Dimensions and information

height 120 cm

width 55 cm

depth 55 cm

PRODUCT DETAILS

Height
120 cm
Width
55 cm
Depth
55 cm
Power cord length
40 + 200 cm
Libra
25 kg
Diffuser material
Opalowe Metacrylat
Construction material
Painted metal (iron)
Base color
Pearl Gold - Pearl Gold, Opaque, RAL 1036
Light source
LED E27 (not included)
Light source power
to 16 W
Light stream
until 1950 LM
Light color (CCT)
2700 - 3000 K
Color reflection indicator (CRI)
> 80
Type of emission
Diffuse light
Power supply
230 V
Power consumption (luminaire)
18 - 20 W
Energy class
F
Diffuser color
Opalowe Metacrylat

Design

Elio Martinelli

Elio Martinelli is one of the most important Italian designers of the 20th century, the founder of the Martinelli Luce brand. His designs are characterized by minimalism of form, functionality and innovative Pode to technology. Martinelli was a pioneer in the use of plastics in the production of lamps, which can be seen in iconic models such as Cobra (1968) or Pipistrello. He was inspired by nature and geometry, creating lighting, which still impresses with its freshness. His works have permanently entered the canon of Italian modernism and are present in design museums around the world.