Biagio Table Lamp
by ECC
Auckland
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The Biagio Table Lamp, designed by Tobia Scarpa in 1968, is a sculptural lighting piece meticulously carved from a single block of Carrara marble. This process ensures that each lamp is unique, the natural veining and beauty of the marble. The lamp provides direct illumination and features an on/off switch on its power cord. It accommodates a 70W E27 HSGS bulb (not included) and is suitable for indoor use only.
Product Details
- Product
- Biagio Table Lamp
- Category
- Table Lamps
- Sold by
- ECC
- Designer
- Tobia Scarpa
- Brand
- Flos
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The Biagio Table Lamp, designed by Tobia Scarpa in 1968, is a sculptural lighting piece meticulously carved from a single block of Carrara marble.
This process ensures that each lamp is unique, the natural veining and beauty of the marble. The lamp provides direct illumination and features an on/off switch on its power cord. It accommodates a 70W E27 HSGS bulb (not included) and is suitable for indoor use only.
- Pricing
- From $17,790.01 *Price indication
- Specs
Release Date : 1968
Colours : White Marble
Dimensions : W13 x L38.5 x H34.5cm
Materials : Marble
Lamptype : 1 x 70W E27 HSGS
Application : Table
Keywords : IP20
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Frequently asked questions about
Biagio Table Lamp
The Biagio Table Lamp is supplied by ECC. It is also on their website, and you can browse every product ECC lists on ArchiPro.
ECC lists the Biagio Table Lamp from $17,790.01, as a price indication. For an exact price for your project, .
It is listed under Table Lamps on ArchiPro, where you can compare it with table lamps from other suppliers.
The Biagio Table Lamp was designed by Tobia Scarpa and is made under the Flos brand. It is supplied through ECC.
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