Minitopo Table Lamp

Name: Minitopo Table Lamp
Brand: Stilnovo • Joe Colombo
SKU: STN-E9068
Price: 487.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Spec Sheet

Description

The Minitopo Table Lamp by Stilnovo, designed by Joe Colombo in 1970, is inspired by automotive design, with slits on its body resembling the vents on 1960s sports cars. Its shape follows the contours of the classic E27 bulb it houses, similar to a car’s bodywork encasing an engine. The black handle on the light reflector, reminiscent of a mouse's tail (hence the name "Topo"), allows you to direct the light effortlessly. The lamp features an adjustable metal head in finishes like glossy white, black, red, green, and chrome. The Minitopo is part of the MoMA Permanent Collection in New York.

Specifications

Size

14.2" h x 7.6" w x 11.1" d (36x19.3x28.2cm)
Shade: 3.8" h x 8.6" w (9.6x21.8cm)
Cord length: 60" (152.1cm)

Material

Steel, brass, metal

Technical

ETL listed
E26 LED
Color temperature: 3000K
Dimmable
Bulb not included

Details

Made in Italy

Designer

Joe Colombo

Visionary Italian designer Joe Colombo redefined modern living through his futuristic, colorful and multifunctional designs. Born in Milan, Colombo initially pursued a career in painting before turning to industrial design, where he swiftly rose to prominence in the 1960s. His work reflects a pioneering approach, embracing technology and versatility to craft pieces that adapt to the evolving needs of contemporary life.

Colombo’s designs are celebrated for their modularity and adaptability, exemplified in lighting creations such as the Spider Lamp and Topo Table Lamp. His emphasis on space-saving solutions and architectural sensibilities allowed him to design furniture and lighting that transformed the way people interact with their environments.

With a forward-thinking ethos, Joe Colombo’s creations continue to resonate, and many of his designs remain in production today.