Melampo Grey Table Lamp

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Melampo Table Lamp – Designed by Ernesto Gismondi | Artemide

Melampo is an iconic table lamp that masterfully blends classic touches with modern functionality. Designed by Ernesto Gismondi in 1977, this model has become an essential part of interior decoration with its simple yet impressive silhouette.

Opaline Glass Diffuser: The slightly frosted opaline glass head spreads light softly and evenly, creating a captivating atmosphere. With the warm tones it emits, the light makes both work areas and relaxation corners peaceful.
Adjustable Angled Arm: The chrome-plated metal arm has an articulated mechanism that allows both height and angle adjustment. This makes it extremely easy to direct light exactly where you need it.

How to Use It

Desk: Thanks to its adjustable arm, Melampo provides the right light for reading, writing or computer work.
Bedside Lamp: Its soft opaline light offers a relaxing bedside lamp experience; with the dimmer, it is ideal for evening reading or as a night light.
Decorative Lighting: With its elegant design, it creates a sophisticated accent on a living room, hallway or office table.

With its timeless design, high functionality and quality-focused craftsmanship, Melampo is one of the classics of the modern lighting world. Bringing Ernesto Gismondi's vision into your home, this table lamp turns any setting into a space that is both stylish and comfortable.

SKU: 0315010A

PRODUCT DETAILS

DIMENSIONS
Height: 400mm
Diameter: 230 mm
Base Diameter: 170 mm
Maximum Extension Height: 425 mm
Incline: 30
Impact Resistance: N/D
Glow Wire Test: 650°

FEATURES
Product Code: 0710010A
Color: Gray
Material: Painted Zamak Base, Painted Aluminum Body, Silk Satin Fabric Diffuser on Technopolymer Frame
Place of Use: Interior

ARMATURE
Wattage: 5W
Voltage: 220V-240V
Delivered lumen output: 349lm
Efficiency: 74%
Efficiency: 69.81lm/W
CRI: 80

Place of Production: Italy
Official Distributor: Sihir Mobilya

PRODUCT CARE

Disconnect the lamp from the power source and clean the product with a soft damp cloth soaked in soap or neutral liquid detergent, preferably diluted with water. Strictly avoid using ethyl alcohol or detergents that contain even small amounts of acetone, trichlorethylene and ammonia (common solvents). Make sure the power supply is unplugged during installation and whenever you work on the lamp.

BRAND: Artemide

Founded in 1960, it is one of the world's best-known lighting brands. Today, Artemide is synonymous with design, lighting expertise and innovation, with products that are an expression of research and high-quality production. Numerous invention patents have been obtained for technological, mechanical and optoelectronic innovations developed over the years (10 patent applications were filed in 2016 alone). Artemide has produced works such as Eclisse (1967, Vico Magistretti), Tolomeo (1989, Michele De Lucchi and Giancarlo Fassina) Pipe (2004, Herzog & De Meuron) and the IN-EI collection (2014, Issey Miyake), all of which were awarded the Compasso d'Oro award. He contributed to international design history with his products.
Artemide has always collaborated with the most famous international designers and actively promoted workshops with design schools to discover the best talents among the young generation. On its path to innovation, it has also established research collaborations with prestigious Italian and international universities. Artemide's lamps are internationally recognized as icons of contemporary design: they are exhibited in the world's leading modern art museums and design collections.

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DESIGNER OF THE PRODUCT

Adrien Gardere

Born in France in 1972, Adrien Gardère studied French Literature and then went to École Supérieure d'Arts Appliqués Boulle and École Nationale des Arts Décoratifs to study furniture design. His designs were produced by major brands and entered the collections of public design institutions. He founded his own studio in 2000 and also stepped into the fields of museology and exhibition design. Gardère has enjoyed a successful career in design, establishing close relationships with important architects and international institutions. In the future, he aims to develop these relationships and work on new museology concepts.