Isao Hosoe for Luxo Italiana "Picchio" Table Lamp, Italy 1980s

Very beautiful Periscopio table lamp designed by Danilo Aroldi & Corrado Aroldi and produced by Stilnovo, Italy 1967. The lamp has two black lacquered aluminium tubes connected with ...

Oscar Torlasco mod. 553 table lamp. Large version. Manufactured by Lumi, Milan, Italy, late 1950s Painted brass and aluminium. Glass optical lens.

This table lamp, model Tizio, was designed by Richard Sapper for Artemide, in Italy, in 1972. The lamp is built with two counterweights allowing the user to direct the light at will....

Lampada da tavolo Mezzoracolo, in metallo laccato marrone, ottone e diffusore in vetro opalino bianco. Perfettamente conservata e funzionante con luce interna alla base e nel diffuso...

Designed by Paolo Caliari for Linea T Milano in the 1970s, this elegant desk lamp captures the refined technical aesthetic that defined Italian industrial design during the decade. T...

A design classic from Lumina after a draft by Tomasso Cimini from the early 1970s. Here is a particularly early execution for collectors. Due to the fine light arm, the Daphine look...

- cleaned ,polished - 1x , E26/E27 bulb - US wiring compatible - Minor signs of use

Italian designer and engineer Ernesto Gismondi is widely recognized for his significant contributions to the field of Italian lighting design through his involvement with Artemide, a renowned lighting company that he co-founded in 1960. Gismondi, born in 1931 in San Remo, pursued his academic studies in Aeronautical Engineering at the Polytechnic University of Milan. He successfully completed his degree in 1957 and further expanded his knowledge by obtaining a second degree in Missile Engineering from the Professional School of Engineering in Rome in 1959. In collaboration with engineer and designer Sergio Mazza, who was born in Milan in 1931, Gismondi established Artemide with the vision of creating timeless and technologically innovative products. As the co-founders, they both played instrumental roles in shaping Artemide's evolving product lines over the following decades. They also led the company's mission to develop unique and architecturally-inspired lamps, pendants, and other fixtures by collaborating with prominent design talents from across the globe. Notable among Gismondi's designs for Artemide are the Sintesi Series (1976), encompassing table lamps, floor lamps, clamp lamps, and sconces, along with the Tholos Wall Lamp (1979), the Tebe Floor Lamp (1970s), and the Zen Floor Lamp...