Martinelli Luce Poliedro Suspension Light 1962
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SKU:1722/TR
Designed: 1962
Joyful modularity
One single triangular element made of transparent polycarbonate that recurs sixty times, assembled with small knobs, forms the lamp frame. It results a bright, joyful and fashionable lamp that has been designed just fifty years ago.
Hanging lamp with diffused light. Hanged by a steel cable. Frame of connection in chromed metal. Diffuser consisting of 60 triangles shaped identical modules, in transparent polycarbonate and fixed among each other by transparent screws. For Led bulb.
Polycarbonate, Aluminium
Bulb: E27 16W (not included)
Size: Dia 50 cm, H 50 cm, 3.5 kg, Cable length 350 cm
Elio Martinelli
Elio Martinelli was born on 19 November 1922, the only son of Plinio and his wife Emilia, one of Lucca's best-known milliners, who probably passed on the artistic vein to him. After spending his childhood and adolescence in Lucca with the friends who would eventually become his lifelong friends, he pursued set design studies in Florence, where he eventually graduated. Elio discovered that his interests were different, being more creative than strictly technical, after taking over the family firm following the tragic death of his father Plinio.
