Rotaliana Lightwire Floor Lamp

Entitled Lightwire for its thin steel rod structure, this floor lamp is an excellent way to bring contemporary lighting into your home. The reflector seems to be gently floating at the top of the body of the lamp and provides a beam of colored light to the inside of the lamp. This dimmable fixture is perfect for creating a whimsical ambiance in any type of decor.

Learn more about The Lightwire Floor Lamp below:

FEATURES

• Designed by Dante Donegani and Giovanni Lauda, 2003
• Available in three different finishes including white, chrome, and metalized
• Structure made of steel rods
• Provides indirect lighting
• Filter directs beam of colored light toward inside of lamp
• Polycarbonate dimmer and disc-shaped cord reel
• Touch sensitive dimmer switch with night light LED

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SPECIFICATIONS

• Uses RSC 4.69 " 150W halogen bulb
• Overall dimensions: 72.8"H x 10.2"W

Specifications

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DESIGNERS DANTE DONEGANI AND GIOVANNI LAUDA

Dante Donegani gained a degree in architecture in Florence in 1983. From 1987 to 1991, he worked in the Olivetti Corporate Identity department. Since 1991, he has been the director of the master’s program in design at the Domus Academy in Milan.

In 1992, he opened the D&L Studio with Giovanni Lauda, another remarkable designer. He has designed layouts for art exhibitions, corporate identity projects, and products for a number of companies that include Memphis, Stildomus, Isuz, Steel and Luceplan, Le Cose Nostre, Edra, Radice and Viceversa.

Dante Donegani has won important competitions in architecture, and his work have been displayed in numerous exhibitions. In 2001 he was responsible for setting up the “home” section of the exhibition entitled “Italy and Japan: Design as Lifestyle”.

Giovanni Lauda was born in 1956 in Naples, where he gained a degree in architecture and was a member of the Morozzi & Partners studio from 1988 to 1991. In 1992 he opened the D&L Studio together with Dante Donegani. He created products in the home sector for Sedie & Company, Uchino, Play line, Le Cose Nostre, Edra, Radice Luceplan and Viceversa.

Giovanni Lauda has designed furnishings for homes and stores, staging for art exhibitions, and commercial layouts. In 1996 he participated in the creation of an exhibition entitles “Italian design from 1964 to 1990” at the Triennale of Milan, and contributed to an exhibition called “Italy and Japan: Design as Lifestyle” in 2001. He is currently teaching at the Domus Academy in Milan, and has been doing so since 1993. Back to top