Firmamento Milano
Equilibrio Table Lamp
From the hand of Michele De Lucchi was born the Equilibrio table lamp, which seems to have made its aspiration and final crowning achievement out of essence. A lamp with an apparently simple design which nevertheless is not afraid to challenge much more flamboyant works with its stoic essentiality. At first glance it seems to be dealing with a globe, then with a virtual representation of a head. Finally we understand that Equilibrio does not express any of those things, but the simple love for avant-garde design, born from the subtraction of forms. The diffuser creates a soft halo of light around the base, accentuated by the simple steel base.
Ø 17,5 x H.34 cm
Available also in Ø 30 x H.55 cm
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Firmamento Milano was born as a real entrepreneurial challenge, an adventure undertaken by its founder, Carlo Guglielmi who, in his seventies, chose to put himself at the top of a production chain operating in the high-end market. Innovation and genius intertwine with a solid ability to navigate the business world, giving the company the stability needed to create its own taste and style in step with the times, attentive to current needs and new technologies.Read more
Designed by
Michele De Lucchi
Michele De Lucchi (1951-) is one of the most important contemporary Italian designers. His artistic trajectory emblematically summarizes the trajectory of Italian design in recent decades: born in Ferrara, during his university years he is one of the leaders of the student protest and participates in the front row in an occupation of the Milan Triennale. Standard bearer of radical design, he was strongly influenced by the figure of Ettore Sottsass, whom he will follow in his experimental experiences with Studio Alchimia and with the Memphis collective, of which he is one of the founding members. His period creations are characterized by bold colors and deconstructed shapes, as in the famous First chair. At the same time he approaches big industry, establishing a close collaboration with Olivetti. At the end of the 1980s he designed one of the most successful products in the history of Italian design, the Tolomeo lamp for Artemide (co-signed with Giancarlo Fassina), which led him to win his first Compasso d'Oro in 1989. It was just the beginning: three more followed in the decades to come, alongside collaborations with the most prestigious Italian brands such as Alessi, Alias, Molteni & C., Cassina, Riva 1920, De Castelli, Listone Giordano and many others. He also founded his own brand, Produzione Privata, dedicated to the limited series production of simple and precious furnishings. In parallel, his studio develops an appreciated international activity in the field of architecture, creating works such as the Unicredit Pavillion in Milan or the Bridge of Peace in Tbilisi.Read more