CLARITAS FLOOR LAMP
CLARITAS FLOOR LAMP
Claritas is the first lamp ever designed by Vico Magistretti, produced with Mario Tedeschi in 1946, presented the following year at VIII Triennale in Milano at “Fede Cheti” section as response to the contest to develop a new concept of "Domestic Living" after the war bombings. The lamp is made by tubes and metal shades, curved and welded, originally meant to be utilizing the war-industry being reconverted to a domestic one. Today the structure recalls the original project with parts of the structure in chromed or painted brass, and painted aluminium diffuser.
1 x 150w E27
Black, White or Chrome
IP20
- Foot Dimmer control
- Collezione Permanente del Design Italiano 1945-1990, Triennale di Milano | Milan
- Philadelphia Museum of Art | Philadelphia
- Museum Für Gestaltung | Zürich
- International Design Museum | Münich
- Collezione Permanente del Design Italiano 1945-1990, Triennale di Milano | Milan
- Philadelphia Museum of Art | Philadelphia
- Museum Für Gestaltung | Zürich
- International Design Museum | Münich
Italy





