Martinelli Luce
Elos Wall Light
Price € 1,074.00
The Elos wall lamp by Martinelli Luce, designed by Marcello Morandini, translates the designer's geometric research into a minimalist and rigorous lighting design. Characterized by pure forms and clean volumes, Elos is an architectural element capable of interacting with the wall through a balanced balance between light and material. The controlled and indirect light emission helps to discreetly define the space, creating a sober and refined atmosphere. The lamp reflects Morandini's design vision, based on order, rhythm, and formal precision, values that find full expression in the Martinelli Luce philosophy. Ideal for residential and contract environments, Elos is a timeless object, in which art, design, and function coexist in a cultured and measured synthesis.
W.60 x D.15 x H.60 cm
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With over seventy years of activity behind him, Martinelli Luce stands out as one of the great names in the history of design lighting in Italy. His fortunes are closely linked to those of the founder, the indefatigable Elio Martinelli, who personally designed many of the products in the catalog, including the famous Cobra and Serpente lamps. With simple and avant-garde shapes, inspired by nature or suggested by the application of new technologies, Martinelli lamps appear in the permanent collections of many design museums. The most famous is the Pipistrello lamp by Gae Aulenti, a timeless icon.Read more
Designed by
Marcello Morandini
Marcello Morandini (1940–) is a prominent Italian artist and designer. A multifaceted figure, over the course of his life he has worked across different forms of expression—from architecture to product design, from sculpture to graphic design—always with an extreme consistency of visual language that makes his work immediately recognizable. Morandini’s palette is limited to black and white, articulated through forms with strong optical effects. The result is a hypnotic and captivating body of work, deeply influenced by the experiments of Op Art, where rigorous lines and the absence of color both confuse and seduce the eye. Born in Mantua but having moved as a child to Varese—where he later based his practice and where the Marcello Morandini Foundation is now located—he began his career as a graphic designer in the 1960s, pursuing in parallel an artistic path that saw him exhibiting in his twenties at major international events such as the 1967 São Paulo Biennial and the 1968 Venice Biennale. His furniture design work is at its best in limited-edition pieces, in which surfaces are covered with optical patterns that echo those of his art; he has also collaborated with brands such as Sawaya & Moroni, Abitare Baleri, Cleto Munari, and Martinelli Luce. One of his most important partnerships was with the German porcelain manufacturer Rosenthal, for which he designed not only several product collections but also the façade of their factory in Speichersdorf.Read more