Image source: Marset — Polo Table
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Polo Table
Table lamp whose thin, light structure folds fully, with a ball joint and a wheel switch
2012
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Description
Overview
Polo Table is a 2012 design by Joan Gaspar, made for Marset. The head joins a thin, light structure that folds completely and so takes up hardly any space, while a ball joint system points the beam precisely.
Construction
- Lacquered aluminium body and diffuser
- Metal base 18 cm in diameter with a polycarbonate cover
- Rotary switch built into the diffuser
- LED source, 3000 K, CRI 80, black electrical cord
Story
A nod to switches of the past
Turning the wheel on top of the diffuser switches the lamp on and off, a retro nod to the history of switches. The flexible fitting can be moved anywhere without cluttering a desk.
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