Designed by Filippo Panseca for Kartell in the 1960s, this lamp is a compelling example of early experimentation with plastics in lighting design.

The large transparent methacrylate sphere encloses an angled inner diffuser with a mirrored surface, which amplifies and reflects the light, creating a deep and dynamic luminous effect. The cylindrical steel base introduces a strong material contrast with the lightness of the sphere, reinforcing the technical and futuristic character of the piece.

The circular neon light source provides an even illumination, enhanced by the internal reflective surface that generates layered reflections and changing visual effects depending on the viewing angle.

The tilted diffuser and mirrored interior turn the lamp into a sculptural object as much as a functional one.

Condition: Good overall condition, with various signs of use.
Dimensions: Diameter 50 cm – Height 58 cm

Ref.: L0867

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