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Artemide Tolomeo Micro Pinza

Special Price €135.99 Regular Price €169.99

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Tech specs

SKU	ATA010800
Colour	Aluminium
Dimensions (cm)	ø 17 h. 37
Diameter	17
Width	45
Height	37
Light source	E14 - 1x60w
Dimmable	Yes
Dimmer	Not included
Light bulb	Not included
Bulb size	E14
Power	1x60w
Energy Class

Product description

The Artemide Tolomeo Micro Pinza is a stylish and refined adjustable spotlight, perfect for any modern or contemporary décor. With its polished aluminium base and matt anodised aluminium diffuser, the Tolomeo Micro Pinza is both elegant and functional. Its compact and lightweight design allows for easy installation and it is equipped with a steel clamp that allows you to adjust the light emission in any direction. Polished aluminium base; matt anodised aluminium diffuser; steel clamp. The lamp has a dimension of ø 17 h. 37, a diameter of 17, a width of 45 and a height of 37 cm. The E14 fitting is suitable for a 1x60w bulb, while the bulb and dimmer are not included in the package. The light emission is direct and adjustable. The Tolomeo Micro Pinza is a great choice for environments such as the bedroom, kitchen, living room or study. The Artemide Tolomeo is one of the most famous ceiling lamp lines produced by the Artemide brand. Thanks to its versatility and minimalistic design, it has become one of the brand's most beloved collections. Perfect for a variety of environments, from classic to modern, the Tolomeo Micro Pinza is a lamp that combines elegance and functionality in a unique design.

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.