Babila Outdoor Wall Light 64 Outdoor Lighting Marset

Babila Outdoor Wall Light

By Marco Zanusco Jr., for Marset

Babila Outdoor Wall Light

By Marco Zanusco Jr., For Marset

$900.00 - $1,350.00

Finish
Polished Stainless Steel

SPEC #: MAR1450598 | ID: A706-005

Free Shipping Icon

Usually leaves warehouse in 6-8 days

Based upon stock availability.

$1,200.00

+ FREE SHIPPING

Babila Outdoor Wall Light

SPEC #: MAR1450598

ID: A706-005

Designed by Marco Zanusco Jr.Read Bio

Featuring a sleek, modern silhouette, the Babila Outdoor Wall Light perfectly matches a material to the design. The disc shade is mounted off the wall to create the illusion of weightless floating, and when illuminated, it provides a soft glow. Whether polished matte, this sconce is sure to add style to an outdoor space.

Available Options

Finish: Brown, Polished Stainless Steel, White

Prop 65 Warning for California Residents This product can expose you to chemicals, which are known in the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to https://www.p65warnings.ca.gov/.

Manufacturer IDs

Questions & Answers

Reviews

No Reviews

What do you think about this product?

Brand Logo

Decorative yet thoroughly functional, Marset's lamps are designed to exude style and light that improve your quality of life. Each fixture is clever and contemporary, with a restrained visual approach that emphasizes the minimalism of today's art world. There is no application that Marset cannot handle - homes, hotels, restaurants, and offices around the world continually benefit from the clean aesthetic and functionality of Marset's various lighting solutions. Browse our selection of Marset's architectural, outdoor, and decorative lighting.

Explore Marset
Marco Zanusco Jr.

About Marco Zanusco Jr.

Shop This Designer

Marco Zanuso was born in Milan, when he lives and works, and he graduated in Architecture in Florence, with an experimental thesis on radical architecture and its main characters: Superstudio, Michele De Lucchi, Andrea Branzi, Ufo, Mendini ed Ettore Sottsass.

He spent long periods in France, Spain, and especially in the United States discovering and getting involved in the architecture of Arcosanti, Land Art, Berkeley, and the first experiments on solar energy. In Vienna with artists and architects founded Rastlos, a group that performs advice and research on issues of urban planning, organizing exhibitions and seminars.

After Florence he worked with his uncle Marco Zanuso Senior both on architecture (Piccolo Teatro, Teatro Fossati, gli uffici IBM di Roma, Hotel Continental a Milano)) and design (Lavazza, Brionvega, Poltrona Frau, Zanotta) and at the same time has worked with Enzo Mari and Achille Castiglioni at the Politecnico di Milano.

In 1991 he opened the studio in Milan, with Daniel Nava, that deals with product design, architectural design of residential buildings, offices interiors, private homes and outfitting exhibitions. Some clients are Carrefour, Abet Laminati, Mondadori e Triennale di Milano.

As designer he worked with various companies including Memphis, Pamar, Fontana Arte, Bonacina, Driade, Cappellini, De Padova and galleries like Design Gallery in Milan and Galerie Italienne in Paris. He has developed projects and experiments with small producers and craftsmen.