Luceplan
Fortebraccio Table Lamp
Price starting from € 392,00*
*Price valid for the version with frame and base in Ø 23,6 cm in metal finishing - bulb excluded (cod. D33N.100 + cod. D33N/01).
Luceplan once again manages to amaze with the ingenuity and beauty given to a bright piece of furniture, ideal for any room in the house, from the most to the least formal. Fortebraccio sets new efficiency parameters for that sector of lamps useful in the home office but also for small desks and bedside tables. The central joint allows the two arms to rotate independently on the horizontal and vertical axis, thus ensuring great fluidity of movement even in extremely complicated and unusual positions. The polycarbonate handle also allows you to maneuver in an extremely simple way, without risking burns or inconvenience of any kind.
Shade Ø 16 cm
Elements W.44 + 35,5 cm
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Light and technology go hand in hand in the projects of Luceplan, a company born under the sign of innovation. Preceded by years of experimentation and research before been launched on the market, Luceplan lamps have a high-tech look and full of ingenious and revolutionary ideas. An emblematic example is the famous Costanza lamp, in which a simple touch of the dimmer - consisting of a thin bar next to the speaker - is sufficient to allow the device to switch on. Its relentless pursuit of the new has earned Luceplan the victory of seven Golden Compasses.Read more
Designed by
Paolo Rizzatto
Paolo Rizzatto (1941-) is an Italian architect and designer, particularly known for his works in the field of lighting. Originally from Brianza, he graduated in 1966 from the Milan Polytechnic, where he taught Franco Albini. His first lamp bears the date of 1973 and is still a bestseller: it is the 265 model, produced by Gino Sarfatti's Arteluce (now merged into Flos). In 1978 he partnered with Gino's son, Riccardo Sarfatti, and his wife Sandra Severi: this is how Luceplan was born, destined to become one of the most famous lamp brands in the world. Rizzatto personally signs many of Luceplan's most successful products, pursuing a revolutionary high tech aesthetic that has earned him countless international awards including 5 Compassi d'Oro (1981, 1989, 1995, 2008, 2011). He has also often experimented with furniture design, working for prestigious brands such as Alias, Driade, Ghidini 1961, Kartell and Danese Milano, and with architecture and urban planning: he also bears his signature, for example, the recent restyling of the Dock in Milan. Her daughter Gala has instead followed a different artistic vocation: she is in fact one of the best known interpreters of European dance music.Read more