1809 Table Lamp

Design

1809 was born from a reflection on the possibility of transforming light into a three-dimensional presence. The source is not simply enclosed by a lampshade, but activates the entire structure, illuminating the cylindrical body and the upper sphere. The design is constructed through the superposition of two primary geometric shapes. The vertical cylinder defines a stable and translucent base; the opal sphere completes the composition with a soft profile, creating a balanced and instantly recognizable silhouette.

A transparent and luminous structure

The main body of the lamp is made of PMMA, a transparent material that allows the internal light to become a visible part of the structure. When the lamp is turned off, the cylinder maintains a light and almost immaterial presence. Once turned on, the surface comes to life and a warm glow permeates the vertical volume, transforming the transparent body into a column of light. The upper part is defined by an opal glass sphere, an element that softens the precision of the cylinder and introduces a uniformly diffused light. The opal glass shields the light source and reduces the direct perception of the bulb, distributing the brightness across the surface of the sphere. The result is a soft and enveloping emission, suitable for creating intimate atmospheres.

Independent Switching

1809 is equipped with a double switch, which allows the upper and lower parts to be turned on separately. This solution allows the lighting scene to be modified based on the moment and the needs of the space. You can use just the sphere for a more intimate light, activate the vertical body to enhance the transparency of the structure, or turn on both sections for a full lighting effect. The lamp is equipped with a Schuko plug.