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Foglio
Wall-mounted lamp by Tobia Scarpa with direct, indirect and partially diffused light.
370 × 210 × 97 mm
1966
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Description
Overview
The Foglio (F2400009) in White is a wall-mounted lamp emitting direct, indirect and partially diffused light, designed by Tobia Scarpa in 1966.
Construction
- Wall fitting and diffuser in powder-coated, polished pressed steel
- Two lamp holder supports in white injection-moulded nylon
Specifications
- Two E27 halogen lamps of 100 W each; the lamps are not included
- Asymmetric distribution; dimming by remote control with a separate dimmer
- IP 20 for indoor dry locations, class I, net weight 3.6 kg
- Width 370 mm, height 210 mm, depth 97 mm
Story
A folded sheet as a lamp
In 1966 Tobia Scarpa designed Foglio from the gesture of folding a sheet of paper. Its soft curves conceal the source while light spreads both upward and downward. The form is minimal, and Foglio stays a decorative presence even when switched off.
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