Flos Taccia Small LED table lamp

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Tech specs

SKU	FSF6604030
Colour	Black
Light source	LED - 1x16w 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)	1290
Bulb size	LED
Power	1x16w 2700k
Energy Class

Product description

The Flos Taccia Small LED Table is a classic design from Flos lighting. This table lamp features a striated aluminum base and a transparent glass bell. The bulb is located inside the body of the lamp, providing indirect light to the desired point. Revisiting the original lamp from 1962, it was re-proposed in 2016 with a reduced size so as to adapt it to smaller environments. The concept of reflected light has not been altered and the diffuser is in glass. Taccia is available in three colors: black, silver and bronze. Technical data: diameter 49.5 cm, height 54 cm, bulb type LED - 28w 2700k, IP degree IP20, dimmable, dimmer on cable, bulb included, lumens 2068, LED power 1x28w 2700k. The Flos Taccia Small LED Table is an ideal atmosphere lamp for the bedroom, living room, study, lounge or as a gift for Father's Day! Among the classics of design, this LED lamp is an excellent choice. In addition, the use of LED technology allows you to save energy and have a longer lasting light.

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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.