Description

Triedro Floor lamp Design Joe Colombo by Stilnovo

The Triedro Floor Lamp was designed by Joe Colombo for Stilnovo. It is a design classic that is often used as a reading lamp or to illuminate items in a room. For the Triedro series, Joe took his inspiration from the lamps used by photographers for their shoots combined with the pure style of industrial design and the functionality of medical devices. From this mix he designed the Triedro series with the striking white shade that is folded and formed in three planes that reflect the light of the half-mirror lamp without dazzling you. Due to its technical functionality, the Triedro floor lamp is optimally adjustable. The lamp is 200 cm high and the white shade is 36 cm wide.

Joe Colombo

The Triedro floor lamp was designed by Joe Colombo. He is one of the great Italian designers of the last century. He only turned 41 years old, but in his short life he designed a lot of design icons, the Triedo lamp is one of them. While he even worked as a painter and sculptor for the first four years after his studies in Milan, before he started designing furniture and lighting. He believed in democratic and functional design and did not like sharp corners in his designs.

LED

The Triedro floor lamp comes with an environmentally friendly LED light source. The light source is a 7 Watt LED light output and is comparable to a 60 Watt incandescent lamp. The color of the light is 2700K, which we experience as warm light.

Stilnovo

Stilnovo was founded in Milan in 1946 by Bruno Gatta. It has become an impressive brand with lighting designed by the best Italian designers. After decades of success, confirmed by the many lamps on display in the most important design museums in the world, Stilnovo interrupts its path in the late 1980s to restart it more than thirty years later – in 2019 – thanks to the acquisition by Linea Light Group: a new opportunity to carry on a glorious history that began more than 70 years ago, thanks to the reissue of historical pieces from Joe Colombo, from Gae Aulenti to Ettore Sottsass, to Cini Boeri, De Pas D’Urbino Lomazzi, Danilo, Giovanni Luigi Gorgoni, Corrado Aroldi and Antonio Macchi Cassia.