



Taccia Table Lamp
$2995






An playful, over-sized table lamp, designed by Achille & Pier Giacomo Castiglioni in 1962.
Although its name is taken from the Italian word for “silent,” this over-sized table lamp is anything but quiet. Despite it’s size, this lamp produces a wonderfully soft light (perhaps the reason behind the playful name). The light can be controlled by adjusting the concave spun aluminum reflector and hand-blown glass diffuser, which sit atop the extruded aluminum base. The lamp comes with an LED , and with an anodized aluminum, bronzed, or black-painted base.
Originally designed by Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni in 1962, this authentic design is now produced in Italy exclusively by FLOS.
+ Dimensions
21.25"H x 19.48"D



+ Materials
Aluminum, hand-blown glass
+ Available Colors
Color
Black
Bronze
Anodized Aluminum
+ Notes
- Lamp (Bulb) Description: 1 COB LED 2700k 2068lm CRI 93, 28W Dimmer
- Switching: Power cord with ON-OFF switch
- IP Rating: IP20
- Cord Length/Color: 94" - Black
- Weight: 33.73 lbs
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About the Designer

Achille Castiglioni
Milan, Italy
Known for designs that were both playful and purist, Achille Castiglioni’s rare perspective makes him one of the most celebrated designers of mid-century modernism. He’s also among the era’s most prolific, having produced over 150 objects during a career that spanned more than half a century.
Castiglioni began his design career at a studio founded by his two older brothers Livio and Pier Giacomo. A student of architecture, Achille was perhaps more fascinated by seemingly mundane, found objects, collecting anything from beer cans to bicycle seats. His philosophy was simple - “Start from scratch. Stick to common sense. Know your goals and means,” he would say. For Castiglioni, the result was often a complete change in behavior of an object, or the use of an unexpected, often industrial material.
Castiglioni began his design career at a studio founded by his two older brothers Livio and Pier Giacomo. A student of architecture, Achille was perhaps more fascinated by seemingly mundane, found objects, collecting anything from beer cans to bicycle seats. His philosophy was simple - “Start from scratch. Stick to common sense. Know your goals and means,” he would say. For Castiglioni, the result was often a complete change in behavior of an object, or the use of an unexpected, often industrial material.

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Start from scratch. Stick to common sense. Know your goals and means.
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Taccia Table Lamp
$2995
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