Arco Floor Lamp

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.

Named for its resemblance to the cartoon beagle, this playful Castiglioni design features a heavy marble base and tilted enameled metal reflector.

Michael Anastassiades' contemporary classic features a blown glass sphere balanced impossibly atop a slender stem, evoking a contact juggler's perfect control.

Jasper Morrison's hand-blown opal glass sphere emits a soft, diffused glow. An exercise in geometric purity and warm ambient light.

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

Arne Jacobsen's 1957 design for the SAS Royal Hotel in Copenhagen. The asymmetrical shade directs light precisely where needed.

The 1986 icon by Michele De Lucchi and Giancarlo Fassina. Compasso d'Oro 1989 winner with spring-balanced aluminum arms and fully adjustable positioning.

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

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.