At first glance, the Aspide table lamp from GUBI is hard to believe as a luminaire at all. Designed by Italian Gianfranco Frattini, the table lamp captivates with its lustrous chrome-plated steel surface and its distinctive appearance, which almost resembles a sculpture – a very versatile one, allowing you to reshape the lamp according to your mood and surroundings. The table lamp takes its name from the Italian word for snake, 'asp', which refers to the sinuous, serpentine shape.
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Aspide table lamp, chrome
Description
At first glance, the Aspide table lamp from GUBI is hard to believe as a luminaire at all. Designed by Italian Gianfranco Frattini, the table lamp captivates with its lustrous chrome-plated steel surface and its distinctive appearance, which almost resembles a sculpture – a very versatile one, allowing you to reshape the lamp according to your mood and surroundings. The table lamp takes its name from the Italian word for snake, 'asp', which refers to the sinuous, serpentine shape.
- Width: 34–57 cm
- Depth: 28 cm
- Height: 28 cm
- Measurement details: Tube width 5 cm
- Cable length: 230 cm
- Material Chrome-plated steel
- Colour Chrome
- Bulb base E14
- Light source 4-6W LED (not included)
- IP rating 20
- Protection class II
- Voltage 240 V
- Nominal frequency 50–60 Hz
- Certifications and labels CE marked: tested and approved according to European standards
- Plug EU plug (type F)
- Cable colour Black
- Dimmable No
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Notes
The neck and the head can
be rotated seamlessly around their own axes by as much as 350º, with an integrated stop. - Product ID: GB10119102
Gianfranco Frattini (1926–2004) was an Italian architect and designer who focused especially on interior design during his career, but is also known as an industrial designer. Frattini originally studied architecture and worked in the architectural firm of the legendary Gio Ponti before founding his own office. However, when designing the sites, he noted that finding suitable lighting and furniture was often unnecessarily difficult, and so decided to start designing them himself. During his career, Frattini collaborated with numerous prestigious manufacturers ranging from Cassina and Artemide to Knoll. In 1956, Frattini was also involved in founding ADI, known for giving out the Compasso d’Oro Design Award. Frattini later also received the award himself, along with numerous other recognitions for his work.
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