biagio table lamp
by Afra & Tobia Scarpa from Flos
biagio table lamp
Design Tobia Scarpa, 1968
White Botticino marble
Made in Italy by Flos
Carved from a solid piece of Italian marble, the Biagio is an image of sculptural beauty (picture below shows two lamps after cutting). When lit, it produces an exquisite aura while providing direct lighting. On/off switch on cord.
Tobia Scarpa was born in Venice and started working in the field of glass at Venini's in Murano in 1958. He's collaborated with Knoll International and designed a whole collection of furniture for Cassina. Since 1960 Tobia has been working with the Castiglioni architects as a designer with Flos. Tobia's designs have been featured in magazines and on display in museums all over the world.
13.6" h | 15.2" d | base: 5.1" dia. | white cord: 86" | 16.5 lbs
light source: 1x 75W E26 BT-15 bulb (not included)
dimmable (integrated dimmer)
White Botticino marble
Made in Italy by Flos
Carved from a solid piece of Italian marble, the Biagio is an image of sculptural beauty (picture below shows two lamps after cutting). When lit, it produces an exquisite aura while providing direct lighting. On/off switch on cord.
Tobia Scarpa was born in Venice and started working in the field of glass at Venini's in Murano in 1958. He's collaborated with Knoll International and designed a whole collection of furniture for Cassina. Since 1960 Tobia has been working with the Castiglioni architects as a designer with Flos. Tobia's designs have been featured in magazines and on display in museums all over the world.
13.6" h | 15.2" d | base: 5.1" dia. | white cord: 86" | 16.5 lbs
light source: 1x 75W E26 BT-15 bulb (not included)
dimmable (integrated dimmer)
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Afra & Tobia Scarpa
The work of Italian designer Tobia Scarpa consists of architecture, household items and home interior design pieces. Scarpa made an impressive impact on Italian design in the 1970s and 1980s.
Design and innovation have been the two main pillars of Flos lighting since 1962. Taking care of the Planet and inhabitants through beautiful and sustainable lighting is a third new pillar.