Arco Lamp
$899.00
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The Product
EXCELLENT LIGHTING SOLUTION
The Arco Lamp was created decades ago making a stunning and unique look to the room. This was designed ahead of its time providing a perfect ambiance for your room
TIMELESS ILLUMINATION
We have made every Arco Lamp with care by using only the best materials available. We desire that you will be using this lighting solution for years.
VERSATILITY AT ITS BEST
This famous Arco Lamp is crafted with a slim and sleek profile which is best suited for your home or office. This adds style to industrial and minimalistic spaces.
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
With its unique shape, this design was crafted in the 1960s with the most versatile design. The lamp was a major hit when designed in 1962 and still in trend. We can see this Arco Lamp in many of the popular movies. This lamp is inspired from Italian street lighting, this looks stunningly stylish than a common street lamp. The Lamp is so tall around 2 metres however, it doesn't need any ceiling support. The mild and soft bend provides a bright and bulb shaped head to hang and helps focusing the light. Because of its sleek nature, the lamp is provided with a heavy and solid marble base to provide excellent stability. The design doesn't take much of your space and supports the ambiance perfectly.
This particular product is not created or designed by the original designer or associated parties. No rights have been claimed by us on any of the third party trademarks.
The Specs
- Width 12.6 in
- Depth 84.6-88.6 in
- Height 95 in
- Packaging Weight 140.2 lbs
- Packaging 13.8 in x 11.2 in x 26.2 in, Carton 2 (8.2 lbs): 59.4 in x 9.3 in x 2.6 in, Carton 3 (4.4 lbs): 15.4 in x 8.7 in x 2 in
Achille 1918-2002 (Italy) - Pier Giacomo 1913-1968 (Italy)
Since 1940, Archille had dedicated himself to experimenting on industrial products with his brothers Livio (1911-1979) and Pier Giacomo. They focused on Urban Planning, Architecture and Design and worked towards developing a process of integral design. This meant considering how each component within the process would work in conjunction with one another, from the materials through to production.
"There has to be irony, both in design and in the objects. I see around me a professional disease of taking everything too seriously. One of my secrets is to joke all the time.
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