Castiglioni – Spun
Castiglioni – Spun
482.80 €
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A lamp so iconic and revolutionary that it can be found in the permanent collections of the MET Museum in New York… Designed in 1962!
Name of the product : Spun
Designer : Castiglioni
Description : The SPUN lamp is a floor lamp of almost 180 cm with diffused light. The opaque shade of the Spun Floor Lamp directs the light towards the floor and towards the ceiling. The body and diffuser of the Spun floor lamp are made of aluminum and iron coated with liquid paint. The Spun lamp is available in glossy black or white. This floor lamp will not fail to give a touch of modernity to your interior.
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