Perhaps you've seen lamps like this one on department store cosmetic counters. When my youngest sister, Susie, first laid eyes on ours she asked, "What kind of lamp is that?"
Why it's a modern classic; an icon of 20th century design. This sleek, low-voltage desk lamp was designed by Richard Sapper in 1972. The lamp's transformer is housed in the base while the electrical current is conducted through the metal arms, thus eliminating the need for internal wiring.
The result is a simple, elegant, and balanced lamp that is perfect for the office. It puts out great light and makes for a wonderful conversation piece. And, don't you love the red accents?Tizio desk lamp
Designed by Richard Sapper, 1972
Produced by Artemide
Pregnana Milanese, Italy
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