Item No. 103442

Tizio Desk Lamp

C$ 740.00

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Estimated Arrival: January 25 - January 29

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46.85" H 42.13" W

Detailed Dimensions

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Form literally meets function with the Tizio Desk Lamp (1972), built with two counterweights that allow the user to direct the light where needed. It adjusts with a pull or push of the hand and stays in place without having to tighten a knob, with electrical components that run through the arms, furthering the clean look by eliminating the need for extraneous wires. Includes a small reflector that works with the light bulb to provide highly concentrated light. The Compasso d’Oro award winner in 1979, Tizio is included in MoMA’s permanent collection. Bulb (included): LED or halogen, 50W max. UL Listed. Made in Italy.

Brand: Artemide

General Dimensions

46.85" H 42.13" W

Box Dimensions

32.68" H 9.45" W 6.3" D

Assembly: Comes fully assembled

Warranty: DWR honors a one (1) year warranty on all products. Brand-specific warranties may extend to longer periods.

Tizio Desk Lamp

Height (in): 46.85
Width (in): 42.13

Micro

Width Min (in): 9
Depth Min (in): 49.5
Height (in): 76
Height Min (in): 23
Width (in): 9
Diameter (in): 9
Depth (in): 68
Weight (lbs): 1.8
Base Diameter (in): 9
Cord Length (in): 182
Max/Min Wattage: 20

Classic

Width Min (in): 11
Depth Min (in): 78
Height (in): 119
Height Min (in): 31.5
Width (in): 11
Diameter (in): 11
Depth (in): 108
Weight (lbs): 3.9
Base Diameter (in): 11
Cord Length (in): 182
Max/Min Wattage: 9
Lumen: 313

Anticorrosion-treated aluminum body
Zinc alloy counterweights

Richard Sapper

Richard Sapper lent postmodern inflections to his high-tech style to create designs for Alessi and other housewares brands. Sapper was a versatile designer who could create compelling, solution-oriented designs for the most sophisticated products and also respond to the simpler challenges of everyday objects, such as a set of flatware or a child’s chair.