FOGLIO Powder coated steel wall lamp

Foglio is a wall lamp giving direct/indirect/somewhat diffused light designed by Tobia Scarpa in 1966.‎ Wall fitting in powder-painted cleaned white squeezed steel.‎ Diffuser in powder-painted polished.‎ Two nylon infusion shaped white lamp holder supports.‎ 2 x LED 8W E27 740lm 2700K [e] cod.‎ RF25323 Dimmable 2 x LED 8W E27 740lm 3000K [e] cod.‎ RF25317 Dimmable Colors Gold 22K Black Nickel White Black Chrome Electrical Emergency: Without Voltage: 220-250V Power: 2x MAX 100W Battery: No Supply included: Yes Physical Construction Material: Steel Weight (Kg): 3.‎7 'This lamp arrives at the stature of improvement with its decrease to a sheet of metal collapsed on itself.‎ Indeed, the appeal of this item gets from the straightforwardness and effortlessness of its structure, through a signal that acquires a convincing wonderful flair.‎ By method of difference, the delicate glow transmitting from within stresses the two adjusted edges that, with their folds, loosen up to meet each other at the centre.‎ When the lamp is turned off, the useful angle is completely subordinate to the carefully sculptural part of the bended sheet.‎ In this manner the design splendidly settle what for some lighting gadgets, when turned off, is just an unknown if not unwieldy presence.‎ Regarding the starting points of this task, Sergio Gandini reviews the unrehearsed manner by which they reacted to the solicitation for a wall lamp by cutting and collapsing a basic piece of cardboard before one of his holding up group members.‎' Taken from: Denti, M.‎, Afra and Tobia Scarpa.‎ Industrial Design between Compositional Rules and Production Technology.‎ Graduation proposition in engineering, University of Florence, Faculty of Architecture, Department of Building Production Processes and Methods, scholastic year 1994/95.‎