ZANUSO - 275 PMMA table lamp

Planned somewhere in the range of 1963 and 1965, the 275 was considered as a work area lamp.‎ Note that it isn't expected as a functional lamp, but instead to take care of the lighting issue on a work table put in a climate that isn't really an office.‎ That is the explanation for the huge methacrylate arch upheld by a bended arm, however most importantly the unpredictable kinematic instrument, at the restrictions of static.‎ truth be told from the underlying collapsed position where the diffuser is superimposed on the round base, with for all intents and purposes a similar distance across, one revolution carries it to an unconventional position.‎ On one side, there stays the circuit of the base, on the other that of the head: the impact is especially stamped when the construction is painted dark, in this way making one dark circle and one white, enlightened circle on the table.‎ Today, the 275 is 'seeing the light' once more, addressed in a philological way likewise because of joint effort with Zanuso's heirs.‎ Iconic in its structure, it tends to be utilized at work areas, yet overall on all sizes of table, its essential job being to light a part of a room.‎ Its message is indistinguishable from that of the first, yet stacked with an extra part: memory, and wistfulness, for an interesting person on the phase of world design.‎ Table lamp giving diffused and reflected light.‎ Opal PMMA cover pivoting on the base.‎ Curved help and painted metal base.‎ On/off power switch.‎ 1 x max 105W (E27) Ø cm.‎ 42 ↑ cm.‎ 40 Ø 16.‎55' ↑ 15.‎76' Structure: metal Structure tone: white - nut earthy colored Diffuser/Reflector: PMMA Diffuser/Reflector tone: gleaming opaline Certifications: CE Ø cm. 42 ↑ cm. 40