KD28 Table Lamp
By Joe Colombo, for Kartell
KD28 Table Lamp
By Joe Colombo, For Kartell
$295.00
Finish:
Forest Green
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SPEC #: KRL1479280 | ID: 9485/VB
KD28 Table Lamp
SPEC #: KRL1479280
ID: 9485/VB
Designed by Joe ColomboRead Bio
First designed back in 1967, the timeless KD28 Table Lamp has been updated with the use of advanced materials and technology. It is now formed of recycled materials and boasts a satin-finish glass that provides softer illumination. A fabric-covered power cable comes in the same color as the frame, with an easy on/off. Choose from a wide array of colors to match any space.
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Specifications
- Finish: Forest Green
- Size: 9.84"W x 9.06"H
- Shipping Weight: 4.19 lbs
- Product Weight: 1.76 lbs
- Dimmer: Not Dimmable
- Materials: PMMA
- Lamp Source: LED
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Bulb:Bulb not included
- Total Wattage: 5 watts
- Lamp Color: 2700K
- Delivered Lumens: 550 lumens
- Lumens/Watt: 110.00
- Lamp Life: 20000 hours
Recycled Materials
Specification Sheet / Technical Files
About Joe Colombo
In 1970, Italian designer Joe Colombo designed the first fixture using a halogen bulb. Lighting company O Luce began production of the resulting lamp one year after Colombo's untimely death, and named the piece "Colombo" in his honor. Even after three decades, the lamp is an unsurpassed icon of design that is both functional and contemporary. Joe Colombo was an important figure in Milan architecture and design studies. After beginning a career as an artist in the early 1950s, he threw himself into planning, design, and research - both artistic and scientific. His designs are remarkable for their success as sculpture and/or architecture even as they employ new materials and emergent technologies.
Mr. Colombo's contribution to the design world is both wide and deep. For Kartell, Colombo designed the famous Universal Chair in 1968. His "Acrylica" table lamp of 1962 cemented his reputation as one of the greatest designers of the day. Between 1964-1966 he designed a family of waterproof outdoor "Fresnel" lights with a shade retained by steel clips. This was followed in 1965 by the "Spider" group, in which a single lighting fixture, designed for a special horizontal spot light, was assembled - thanks to a melamine joint - in a variety of situations (home/office) and on different supports (table/floor/wall/ceiling), thus coining the concept of a"family"of lamps.
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