Lamperti Flower Table Lamp

Lamperti flower table lamp 4 adjustable yellow curved plastic louvres lampshade 1960s 1970s Italy

Lamperti Flowers Table Lamp – La Maison De Marie-Claire Magzine 1972

Materials: Light yellow, ivory plastic round base. 4 metal rods. Adjustable light yellow, ivory plastic curved louvres/slats lampshade. Round lid on top. White Bakelite E14 socket.

Height:20 cm / 7.87”

Width:18 cm / 7.08”

Electricity: 1bulb E14, 1 x 40 watt maximum, 110/220 volt.
Anytypeof light bulb canbeused, not a specific one preferred.

Period: 1960s, 1970s – Mid-Century Modern.

Designer: To be appraised.

Manufacturer: Lamperti, Robbiata, Como, Italy.

Other versions: This Lamperti flowers table lamp exists in many colours, but was only made in one size.

Studio D.A.

It is always said that this lamp is a design by Studio D.A., but it is not. Studio D.A. did design lamps for Lamperti, but not this lamp.

Lamperti

Lamperti was an Italian lighting company active from the 1960s through the 1990s, based in Robbiate, near Como, Italy. The company became known for its innovative and sculptural lighting designs that reflected the aesthetics of modernism and Space Age design.

Founded in 1948, Lamperti specialized in lighting that balanced functionality with artistic expression. It collaborated with prominent designers such as Cesare Maria Casati and Carlo Emanuele Ponzio of Studio D.A., as well as Max Baguara, Salvatore Gregorietti, Giovanni Grignani, and Theodor Neumaier.

One of Lamperti’s most recognized creations is the Pelota table lamp, designed in 1968 by Studio D.A. Other notable designs include the Laser floor lamps by Max Baguara from the 1980s and the Diedron floor lamp by Giovanni Grignani.

Another Lamperti

An American company with the name Lamperti Associates exists. It was founded in 1965 by Al Lamperti and is located in San Rafael, California. They are furniture makers and the company is still active. It got nothing to do with the Italian company.