Tolomeo Desk Lamp

Richard Sapper's 1972 masterpiece. Counterweighted arms with low-voltage halogen technology. MoMA permanent collection and Compasso d'Oro 1979 winner.

Vico Magistretti's 1967 design with rotating inner shade that 'eclipses' the light. Compasso d'Oro 1967 winner, in MoMA permanent collection.

Giancarlo Mattioli's 1967 mushroom-shaped ABS resin lamp. Bold space-age design that became an icon of 1960s Italian modernism.

Floor version of the iconic Tolomeo with the same spring-balanced articulated arms. Polished aluminum body with adjustable head.

Modernist reinterpretation by Sir Kenneth Grange (2004), inspired by the 1970s Apex 90. Classic lines, full adjustability, and weighted base for stability.

A solid marble block supports a sweeping steel arc that culminates in a gentle light. One of the most iconic and imitated designs worldwide since 1962.

Contemporary design (2019) featuring a unique halo-type light escape and hidden cable routing. Available in muted colors including rose pink and pistachio green.

The archetypal Anglepoise designed by George Carwardine in 1935. Features constant spring tension mechanism, spun aluminum shade, and chrome-plated fittings.

Conceived from the idea of turning a ceiling lamp upside down, featuring mouth-blown glass and a concave spun aluminum reflector. An internationally recognized symbol of Italian design.

Compact task lamp perfect for smaller spaces. Maintains Anglepoise articulation and balance in a more accessible entry-level package.