Panzeri
Roma Pendant Lamp
Price € 2,782.00
Roma is the result of the joint work of the Panzeri and Scandurra companies; a partnership that has given life to a fascinating and evocative line of lamps whose references can already be recognized in the name: Roma. The inspiration seems to come from the traditional capitals and colonnades present in the capital, represented here and revisited in an extremely evocative way to offer the eye a luminous furnishing solution that is difficult to match. Roma represents a perfect compromise between classicism and modernity, a partnership made possible thanks to the use of contemporary technologies that enhance the texture of the cathedral glass used and illuminated by an internal, soft and diffused light. Roma is a lamp that takes up space and claims its own personality in any environment, both in the floor version and in the wall or suspended version.
Ø 30 x H.63 cm
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Panzeri is a company that has been producing high-end designer lamps for over 70 years, designed by following artisan techniques fused with new technologies in order to achieve unique and extremely versatile solutions. The beauty of Panzeri products has been embraced by enthusiasts from all over the world, turning this company into a true international player in ambient lighting. Read more
Designed by
Alessandro Scandurra
Alessandro Scandurra (1968–) is an Italian architect best known for his urban regeneration projects, in which historic buildings are preserved and adapted to contemporary needs through interventions that respect their past and the surrounding context. One example is Kering’s headquarters on Via della Spiga in Milan: a 1950s building updated by Scandurra Studio with a new ceramic façade cladding inspired by the terracotta tiles designed by artist Lucio Fontana for the neighboring building. Graduating from the Politecnico di Milano and active since 2001 with his practice Scandurra Studio Architettura (SSA), Alessandro Scandurra has also held important cultural roles over the years, including serving as scientific director of the Fondazione Portaluppi and as a curator for the Palladio Museum in Vicenza. Other noteworthy projects include the monumental Expo Gate built in Milan in front of the Castello Sforzesco for Expo 2015, and the Italian headquarters offices for insurance giant Zurich (2006–2009). In product design, he has worked with brands such as Estel, Presotto, Cini&Nils, and Panzeri.
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