Luceplan - Berenice Table Lamp

 

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Berenice is a soft formed and easy constructed table lamp from Luceplan. 1985 by Alberto Meda and Paolo Rizzatto designed; the lamp won the desired Compasso d’Oro in 1987. The exclusive award is only offered to the best Italian designs every three years.

With its flowing forms and the easy construction, Berenice is the ideal company for mobile usage with little space. The head of the lamp can be aligned freely so that every desired place is illuminated.

Thanks to the movable arms, the light source can be pulled nearer to the desired place. The illuminant is thereby protected by an extra distance so that it has always the necessary distance to the illuminated object.

The Berenice table lamp creates direct light and is suitable as reading- or working lamp. It is powered with a single halogen illuminant with a GY6.35 socket and maximal 35 Watt. The illuminant is included in the delivery package.

Luceplan offers the Berenice table lamp with a metal or glass reflector and in different variants.

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

Honoured with: Compasso d´Oro

The compasso d’Oro (golden compasses) is the first design price which was awarded in Europe. Designaward Compasso d´Oro