Toio Floor Lamp

An inventive design, first produced in 1962 and sits in MoMA's permanent collection.

Inspired by a car reflector and the work of artist Marcel Duchamp, this lamp is industrial, yet playful in its form (the name is actually a humorous translation of the word "toy").

Features exposed electrical components, with rings along the lamp's stem to guide the electrical cord. The lamp has cleat on the base to keep the cord neatly coiled when adjusted to a lower height. Made from a nickel-plated brass stem and comes with an incandescent bulb. Available in either a black or red finish.

The Toio floor Lamp is a timeless design that has won many awards and is part of the MoMA's permanent collection. Originally designed by Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni in 1962, the authentic design is now produced in Italy exclusively by FLOS.