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taj table lamp
by F. Laviani, from Kartell - sale
taj table lamp
Design Ferruccio Laviani, 2011
Transparent or batch-dyed PMMA
Made in Italy by Kartell
Taj is more than a lamp, it is a three-dimensional sign, a luminous sculpture, a presence as much at home on our desk as on another piece of furniture. Although it is a table lamp, Taj abandons the articulated, jointed and mechanical stereotype for a simple form serving the practical function for which it is intended. Beautiful either on or off, Taj uses LED technology to optimize and minimize the light source as much as possible and at the same time it is a new step forward in meeting the corporate technical challenge by producing an object from unique know-how. Taj is produced in the completely "naked" transparent version, in the "frozen" satin-finished plastic version and in the white and black matte versions.
As an architect and designer, Ferruccio Laviani works in the fields of furnishing and accessories, industrial communication, exhibition, event and show room installation. He has worked with a variety of companies worldwide. In 1992, the collaboration between Laviani and Foscarini began and it has continued since, with the research of new shapes and materials. His contemporary style is hallmarked by a particular sign or color.
5.9" w | 22.8" h | 24" d | 5.51 lbs. | UL listed | includes 2700 k, 4.8W LED
Transparent or batch-dyed PMMA
Made in Italy by Kartell
Taj is more than a lamp, it is a three-dimensional sign, a luminous sculpture, a presence as much at home on our desk as on another piece of furniture. Although it is a table lamp, Taj abandons the articulated, jointed and mechanical stereotype for a simple form serving the practical function for which it is intended. Beautiful either on or off, Taj uses LED technology to optimize and minimize the light source as much as possible and at the same time it is a new step forward in meeting the corporate technical challenge by producing an object from unique know-how. Taj is produced in the completely "naked" transparent version, in the "frozen" satin-finished plastic version and in the white and black matte versions.
As an architect and designer, Ferruccio Laviani works in the fields of furnishing and accessories, industrial communication, exhibition, event and show room installation. He has worked with a variety of companies worldwide. In 1992, the collaboration between Laviani and Foscarini began and it has continued since, with the research of new shapes and materials. His contemporary style is hallmarked by a particular sign or color.
5.9" w | 22.8" h | 24" d | 5.51 lbs. | UL listed | includes 2700 k, 4.8W LED
$607.75 + free shipping
(crystal usually ships in 5-7 business days. Please allow 12-16 weeks for all other options)
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F. Laviani
Ferruccio Laviani (b. 1960) of Cremona, Italy graduated from Politecnico di Milano in architecture in 1986 and created industrial design objects, mainly lamps or lighting systems known for colored transparent plastics. From 1986-1991, he was a member of the De Lucchi studio, designing for various companies such as Credito Bergamasco, Mandarina Duck, Memphis, Olivetti, and Swatch. He came into prominence as the Memphis group began to leave its mark on International design. In 1991, he showed his silverware from the Morandotti collection at the "European Capitals of New Design” exhibition at the Centre Pompidou in Paris. The same year, he began a collaboration with Kartell and is now an artistic director and consultant.
The Kartell image and history are best described through the company's products. The development, corporate strategies, attention paid to technology and design can be appreciated by observing the products Kartell has produced. Kartell products express the language and the atmosphere of the period in which they were created and at the same time they are "contemporary articles". They incorporate many values and messages and this is why they have become an integral part of our design world.
taj table lamp
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