Flos Taccia PMMA LED table lamp

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Tech specs

SKU	FSF6607046
Colour	Bronze
Diameter	49.5
Height	54
Light source	LED - 28w 2700k
IP protection	IP20
Dimmable	Yes
Dimmer	Dimmer on cable
Light bulb	The lamp selected is built with LED technology. therefore the light source is included in the device.
Lumens (lm)	2068
Bulb size	LED
Power	1x28w 2700k
Energy Class

Product description

The Flos Taccia PMMA LED Table Lamp is a luxurious and elegant table lamp with timeless charm. Perfect for any setting, it features a dimmable COB LED light source, crafted from aluminium, PMMA and extruded aluminium with a nickel-plated metal base, available in silver and bronze finishes. Designed by Piergiacomo and Achille Castiglioni in 1962, Taccia has now become a symbol of the company, a must-have of design classics. It can be used as either a table or floor lamp, with a base made from anodised extruded aluminium, available in 3 different finishes: anodised aluminium, anodised bronze or black. The light source is LED, with a dimmer on the cable to adjust the light flow. Ideal as a Father's Day gift, it is a timeless lamp suitable for any décor, be it the bedroom, living room or study. Technical data: Diameter 49.5 cm, height 54 cm, bulb type LED 28W 2700K, IP rating IP20, dimmable yes, dimmer dimmer on cable, LED bulb, power 1x28W 2700K, lumens 2068.

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Designer

Achille Castiglioni Achille Castiglioni was born in Milan in 1918 and graduated in architecture in 1944. Until 1940, he and his two brothers were committed to experimenting with industrial products. From 1944 onwards, and therefore immediately after his degree, he began a series of in-depth research on forms and new materials, with a view to creating a form of integral design.