The Spider table lamp, designed by Joe Colombo in 1965 for Oluce, is an icon of Italian design recognized for its innovative functionality and minimalist aesthetic.
Design: the lamp is composed of a fire -painted metal illuminating body, designed specifically for a horizontal spot bulb. This body is mounted on a chrome vertical rod, supported by a painted metal base. A joint in melamine allows the inclination and repositioning of the reflector, offering versatility in the orientation of light.
Materials: the base is in lacquered metal, the stem is chromed and the reflector is in lacquered aluminum, guaranteeing durability and an elegant appearance.
Dimensions: the height is 40 cm and the base diameter is 18 cm, making it suitable for different types of environments.
Conditions: patina due to age and use
Recognitions:
In 1967, the Spider lamp won the prestigious gold compass, marking a significant milestone for Oluce. In addition, in 1972, it was exhibited in the exhibition "" Italy: The New Domestic Landscape "" at the Moma in New York. It is part of the permanent collections of institutions such as the Milan Triennale, the Philadelphia Museum of Art, the Kunstmuseum of Düsseldorf and the Neue Sammlung of Munich.
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The Spider lamp represents Joe Colombo's visionary approach in combining functionality and innovative design, remaining an iconic and sought -after piece in the panorama of contemporary design.
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SILVER Seller in Padova, Italia
