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Ariette 2
Wall or ceiling lamp by Tobia Scarpa (1973) with a synthetic fabric diffuser and polyamide fitting.
1000 × 200 × 1000 mm
1973
Approx. $630 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)
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Description
Overview
Ariette 2 is a wall- or ceiling-mounted lamp designed by Tobia Scarpa in 1973. It emits diffused light through a synthetic fabric diffuser, and its minimal construction gives it a striking visual presence.
Construction
The wall and ceiling fitting is 30% fibreglass-reinforced polyamide. The fabric diffuser filters the light, and the lamp is made for an indoor dry location.
Specifications
- Ariette 2 (FU050009), fabric diffuser
- Length 39.37 in (1000 mm), height 7.87 in (200 mm), net weight 2.2 lb
- 120 V, E26 lamp holder, dimmable with a remote dimmer (not included)
- Bulbs are not included
Story
Material innovation
Tobia Scarpa designed Ariette in 1973. It pairs geometric simplicity with material innovation, and its soft, atmospheric light filters through a delicate synthetic textile.
A passion for new materials
The lamp is a unique creation inspired by Scarpa's passion for experimenting with new materials. Despite its minimal construction it has a striking visual presence.
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