Corolle Floor Lamp by Didone for Arteluce, 1990s

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The Arteluce Corolle floor lamp, an iconic design object of Italian postmodernism, was designed in 1991 by the renowned Milanese … Read more The Arteluce Corolle floor lamp, an iconic design object of Italian postmodernism, was designed in 1991 by the renowned Milanese architect and designer Ezio Didone for Arteluce and represents a powerful example of the floral design language and innovative material selection of the 1990s. The sculptural light body combines a frosted, satin-finished glass diffuser in a tulip-shaped blossom with a clear, round black metal base and stem, bringing light and space together in elegant harmony. The Corolle not only impresses with its dimmable function and high-quality craftsmanship, but with an E27 socket for various bulbs and a height of approximately 207 cm, it is also flexible and can be used to fill a room. It is ideally suited to postmodern, modern, and minimalist interiors and, as a design statement, represents the stylistic diversity and technical innovation of Arteluce, a manufacturer founded in 1939 by Gino Sarfatti and later acquired by Flos. The lamp is a typical collector's item and is suitable for both sophisticated living spaces and style-conscious offices or galleries; comparable works and design biographies by Ezio Didone can be found in specialized literature sources such as the monographs in the Design Lexicon, exhibitions (e.g., Capitolium Art 2024), or work overviews at Quittenbaum, as well as in the VintageInfo database. This piece has an attribution mark,
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