Astep Le Sfere Model 237/1 wall light | Champagne

Name: Astep Le Sfere Model 237/1 wall light | Champagne
Brand: Astep
SKU: P307179
Price: 583.00 EUR
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Be enchanted by the timeless beauty of the Le Sfere collection, inspired by the clear, magical light of the moon. Italian lighting artist Gino Sarfatti designed this brilliant piece, which had not been produced since the 1970s – until now. Astep is bringing these extraordinary luminaires back to life with great attention to detail. Each luminaire consists of one or more perfectly shaped spheres of blown opal glass, providing a soft, even light. The elegant, lacquered aluminum ring ensures a modern look and stable mounting. The Le Sfere Model 237/1 wall light in champagne not only provides wonderful light but also adds stylish accents that give any room a warm and inviting atmosphere. Experience art and function in perfect harmony and transform your home into a place full of inspiration with this unique luminaire.

Astep warranty from purchase: 24 months

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The Le Sfere model 237/1 consists of a glass ball with a champagne-colored aluminum ring and has a diameter of 14 cm. You can also find other versions with a black aluminum ring or with 2 balls in our shop.

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Condition: new

Design Gino Sarfatti

Gino Sarfatti (1912–1985) was an Italian designer and lighting designer, considered one of the pioneers of modern lamp design. He founded the company Arteluce in 1939, which became known for its innovative and functional lighting solutions. Sarfatti combined technical expertise with aesthetic flair and created numerous iconic lamps, often made of materials such as metal, glass, and plastic.

Gino Sarfatti designed numerous iconic lamps throughout his career that are still treasured today. Sarfatti's lamps can often be found in modern design museums as well as in many private collections. His work has not only influenced lighting technology but also expanded the general understanding of space and light in architecture and interior design.