Artemide Tolomeo Basculante floor lamp lamp

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Artemide Tolomeo Basculante floor lamp

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SKU	tolomeo-swinging-floor-lamp
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Product description

The Artemide Tolomeo Basculante Floor Lamp is a versatile and elegant fixture, perfect for any space. The lamp features a polished aluminum base and adjustable arm and a diffuser of parchment or silk satin. Equipped with a spring balancing system, the lamp allows for adjusting the light to the desired position. The iconic Artemide Tolomeo, in its basculante version, has two probes and a spring balancing system. The diffuser, in its normal use, is positioned vertically in silk satin or parchment paper. The wide range of applications of the lamp includes environments such as the bedroom, living room, study or living room. The lamp is available in matt white, black and aluminum; it has an E27 fitting for a maximum power of 1x70w. The Artemide Tolomeo Basculante Floor Lamp is an excellent choice to create a relaxing and pleasant atmosphere, thanks to its versatility, quality and functionality. It is also a modern designed lamp that adapts to any style, and can be used in many places. In conclusion, it is a superior quality lamp, durable and reliable, which will provide hours of relaxation and wellbeing.

Designer

Michele De Lucchi Michele de Lucchi is one of the most important Italian architects of our time. Born in Ferrara in 1951, he chose to study architecture at Florence University, selecting one of the most prestigious seats of learning in the country, where he stood out for his determination and his skill for seeing beyond commonplaces. A visionary in the field of architecture capable of thinking bold thoughts and thinking them on his feet, he won the trust of some of the most important lecturers in the Faculty of Architecture in Florence, and became their assistant immediately after graduating.