Santa & Cole
Cesta Metálica Table Lamp
Cestita
Price € 1.049,00
The Cesta Metálica table lamp by Santa & Cole is a variant of one of the most famous products of the Catalan brand, the Cesta lamp, designed by Miguel Milá in 1962. Cesta Metálica shares with its prototype the large opaline glass globe which it acts as a diffuser, but differs because instead of the wooden base it has a more squared and eye-catching stainless steel one. The result is a luxurious and fascinating lamp, perfect for environments with a great atmosphere. Cesta Metálica can also be equipped with an optional large leather handle which makes it easier to move and which also acts as a decorative element.
Ø 23 x H.28 cm
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Santa & Cole is a company specialized in the design of high-end lighting solutions. It was born in Barcelona and since 1985 has been completely dedicated to the creation of a unique style, capable of gaining the favor of an international audience with a refined taste. Its main goal is to create everyday objects, capable of filling homes and everyday routine with ordinary elegance and long-lasting functionality. With an eye to the future, Santa & Cole dedicates its craftsmanship to exquisitely outside the box, unconventional and unexpected lamps.Read more
Designed by
Miguel Milá
Miguel Milá (1931-) is considered one of the greatest Spanish designers of the 20th century. He played a pioneering role in the development of a design culture in Spain from the beginning of his career in the 1950s, a period in which industrial development in Spain was still in its infancy and the country was significantly behind other major European nations. Born in Barcelona into a noble family with many ties to the world of art (the palace called Casa Milà, commissioned to Antoni Gaudí by Miguel's uncle, is famous throughout the world), he began his professional career in the studio of his brother Alfonso Milá and his partner Federico Correa. In 1958 he set up his own business and founded the Tramo brand (an acronym for Trabajos Molestos) with several partners, which was going to produce some of his most famous creations, such as the TMC (1958), TMM (1959) and Cesta (1964) lamps, all of which are still considered timeless icons of Spanish design. Very attached to artisanal production processes, Milá considers himself a “pre-industrial” designer, capable of creating fascinating and timeless objects with very modern and archetypal forms. His activity in the associative field is also very important: he was a founding member of AFI-FAD, a Spanish association for the promotion of design, which he also chaired for a decade from 1974 to 1984. Many of his best-known lamps are now produced by the Catalan brand Santa&Cole, but his creations also appear in the catalogues of brands such as Kettal and Expormim. In his long career, Miguel Milá has won numerous important awards, including the Spanish National Award for Design (in its first edition ever in 1957) and an International Compasso d’Oro in 2008.Read more