Coppa Aperta Piantana Lamp

Coppa Aperta Piantana floor lamp designed by Ignazio Gardella and Corrado Corradi Dell'Acqua, 1954. Coppa Aperta embodies the Milanese design cleverness of the 1950s. With a simple industrial glass, used to illuminate the old trams of the city of Milan, the two designer friends created a timeless piece, capable even today of evoking memories of happy and carefree times aboard the convoys running noisily through the city streets. The prismatic diffuser, supported by a brass structure, allows the distribution of light wires to the room, creating soft and domestic atmospheres.