Pallucco
Egg Table Lamp
Price € 2,184.00
A true tribute to lightness and artisanal design. Egg by Pallucco is a table lamp designed by Enrico Franzolini, whose structure recalls a surrealist sculpture, halfway between a cloud and, indeed, an egg. The beauty of the blown glass is captured within a metal cage from which it seems to try to escape, yet never quite succeeds. A true cocoon in which the light is diffused in a soft and discreet manner, making it an ideal finishing touch for spaces filled with elegance. The glass-blowing process gives the surface subtle irregularities, making each piece unique. The metal structure that frames and encloses the glass core lends this table lamp a highly distinctive character, making it ideal for both domestic settings and offices.
W.50 x D.42 x H.38 cm
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In its troubled history full of twists and turns, Pallucco has always been an inexhaustible cauldron of ideas, succeeding in making the most of the wealth of creative energies of whoever approaches it. His production is a melting pot of styles and eras, combining historic cult products of the '80s and '90s, rigorous early twentieth century re-editions and sophisticated contemporary creations, in a unique mix of unrivaled formal quality. Among the flagships of the Pallucco catalog is the famous Fortuny lamp by Mariano Fortuny y Madrazo. Focused mainly on lamps, Pallucco's production also extends to larger furniture and furnishings.Read more
Designed by
Enrico Franzolini
Enrico Franzolini (1952–) is a prolific Italian designer and architect. Born in Udine, he is an expression of the great industrial and design vitality of the Friulian district, capable of bringing to market a wide range of functional and appealing products without sacrificing rigorous design thinking. Franzolini studied in Florence and Venice, where he graduated in 1979. In his early years he was also active as a painter, even exhibiting at the 1972 Biennale, before focusing on architecture and interior design. Between the 1980s and 1990s, his studio was responsible for significant architectural projects in both the residential and industrial fields, including Calligaris’s office building in Manzano, Potocco’s headquarters, and the Antivari office tower and shopping center in Udine. As a product designer, he has worked successfully for numerous brands, including Moroso, Foscarini, Pedrali, De Padova, Crassevig, Pallucco, Potocco, Roche Bobois, and many others.
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