Italian Design; 1970s; 1965; 1960s; Mid-Century Modern; Italy; Artemide; Leonardo Ferrari; Simplicity; Minimalism; Modernist; Platea; Franco Mazzucchelli Tartaglino;
'Platea' Lamp by Ferrari & Mazzucchelli Tartaglino for Artemide - 1960s
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Platea lamp designed by Ferrari & Mazzucchelli Tartaglino for Artemide. This rare lamp is a testament to Artemide's signature style from the illustrious 1960s. The lamp features two white opaline glass spheres resting on a dark blue lacquered aluminum base. The fusion of these materials and shapes is a testament to Artemide's mastery in seamlessly blending aesthetics and functionality. The Platea lamp casts a soft, diffused glow that transforms any space into an oasis of style and sophistication. A true representation of Artemide's design philosophy, this piece encapsulates the essence of Italian design and invites you to experience the beauty and creativity of the 1960s in all its glory.
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