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Libra

Floor lamp with a 240 cm swinging arm and a rotating marble base, joined by magnetic joints

Year

2024

Materials
MarbleTextile cable
Finishes
Arabescato Orobico marbleCarrara Gioia marbleNero Marquina marblePewter-painted arm (fin. 5L)
Style
EssentialArchitectural

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Description

Overview

Libra (2024) is a Giorgetti floor lamp with an articulating arm, designed by Mauro Todesco with Emera Design. Its essential design allows the light to be moved in the space, and it is characterised by tangencies and balance.

Construction

The base and the LED light source both rotate 360°, and the swinging arm is 240 cm long. Three magnetic joints connect the parts and let the electric current pass without wires. The base is marble, and the cable is textile.

Specifications

  • LED light source of 2000 lumens, CRI above 90
  • Colour temperature from 2200 K to 6000 K
  • Two switches near the light source: on/off with dimming, and colour temperature
  • Base diameter up to 15 cm, total height up to 240 cm

Story

Tangencies and balance

Libra brings light into the space through tangencies and balance. The diffuser allows maximum efficiency in illuminating horizontal planes.

In the designer's words

In the words of Mauro Todesco: "An essential architectural object that gives elegance to the space through a combination of elements that support each other by brushing against each other and end in light."

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