Semisfera Wall / Ceiling Light 24 Ceiling Lighting Martinelli Luce

Semisfera Wall / Ceiling Light

By Elio Martinelli, for Martinelli Luce

Semisfera Wall / Ceiling Light

By Elio Martinelli, For Martinelli Luce

$640.00 - $760.00

SPEC #: MRN1439692 | ID: 2771/42/I/US

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Semisfera Wall / Ceiling Light

SPEC #: MRN1439692

ID: 2771/42/I/US

Designed by Elio MartinelliRead Bio

The Semisfera Wall / Ceiling Light emits a pleasantly diffused glow through its bowl-shaped, opal white methacrylate diffuser. Semisfera may be installed on the wall or ceiling, which allows for the creation of dynamic installations when multiple fixtures are installed throughout the space for a repeated motif.

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Finish: White

Color: White

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Born in 1950 from a desire to make commercial spaces more stylish, Elio Martinelli created Martinelli Luce. Now an award-winning Italian brand with an impressive portfolio of forward-thinking designs, Martinelli Luce has always drawn from nature and geometry to craft fixtures that are one part form and one part function. Highly innovative and technical enough for modern offices, shops, hotels and beyond, Martinelli Luce is ready to light any size project, big or small.

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Elio Martinelli (1922 - 2004) was an Italian lighting designer and founder of Martinelli Luce. After studying stage design at the Academy of Fine Arts in Florence, Martinelli returned to his hometown of Lucca, Italy to work for his father's lighting company. Several years later, Martinelli founded his own studio, where he primarily worked as an interior designer of restaurants and hotels. When designing these spaces, Martinelli would often create bespoke lighting fixtures specifically for each project.

By the 1950s, Martinelli had transitioned fully to lighting design and released his first catalogue of light fixtures. Martinelli's designs were inspired by simplicity, geometry, and natural forms, as well as the innovative use of new materials such as methacrylate.