Luceplan - Fortebraccio Desk Lamp

 

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Alberto Meda and Paolo Rizzatto have designed numerous lamps for Luceplan together. Their Fortebraccio lamp connects knowingly the highest functionality with a sympathy design, becoming the ideal table and working lamp.

A central joint between the arms of the lamp ensure the highest possible flexibility. The arms can be aligned independently and adopt extreme positions. This allows the illumination of every angle as well as the space saving connection of the lamp which becomes a sculpture at the same time.

Also the huge handle at the head of Fortebraccio is remarkable. It was intended by the designers to make it big and viewable so that the lamp shade can be adjusted comfortably. Moreover there is an easy controllable switch outside of the handle.

The table and working lamp Fortebraccio is offered in different colours and with diverse bases by Luceplan. We suggest a illuminant with an E14 socket and maximal 60 Watt.

Design: Alberto Meda

Alberto Meda was born in Tremezzina (Como) in 1945. And he belongs to the most productive product designers of the present. Besides designing several products for famous companies does he teach at popular instituts and universities. Designer Alberto Meda

Design: Paolo Rizzatto

The Milan Paolo Rizzatto counts to the most successful contemporaneous Italian Designers. He already won the Compasso d’Oro three times. In 1978 he founded the company Luceplan together with Ricardo Sarfatti and Sandra Severi. Designer Paolo Rizzatto