Taccia Lamp - Flos

Taccia lamp, a luminaire that was developed in 1958 but presented in March of the following year at the Illinois Institute of Design of Technology, Chicago. Flos, it became interested in mass production, completing studies on the final prototype and starting its sale in 1962.

The light source is hidden in the base so that it does not cause direct glare.

Table lamp, indirect and diffuse light. Metal reflector with the inside painted in glossy white and the outside in white, powder paint. Adjustable diffuser in transparent blown glass. Body in extruded aluminum painted in black, silver or bronze. Base in polished, nickel-plated and blued steel. The electronic dimmer on the cable allows the gradual regulation of the light intensity.

Bulb: 1 COB LED 28W 2700K CRI93 Dimmable, included. With dimmer.