Lesbo Table Lamp
Angelo Mangiarotti designed the Lesbo in 1967, and the form has never needed revision. Its mushroom silhouette belongs to that rare category of objects that appear inevitable rather than invented - a proportion arrived at through structural logic, not aesthetic calculation.
The diffuser is hand-blown Murano glass, frosted to absorb and redistribute light from within. There is no glare, no hotspot. The result is a warm, atmospheric glow that fills a room without demanding attention.
- Hand-blown frosted Murano glass diffuser
- Polished metal base
- Original design: 1967
- Produced by Artemide, Italy
Mangiarotti believed that honesty of form produces its own beauty. The Lesbo is a direct expression of that conviction: no ornament, no gesture beyond what structure requires. Decades after its introduction, it remains one of the most quietly authoritative objects in postwar Italian design.
Original: $1,680.00
-65%$1,680.00
$588.00More Images
Lesbo Table Lamp
Angelo Mangiarotti designed the Lesbo in 1967, and the form has never needed revision. Its mushroom silhouette belongs to that rare category of objects that appear inevitable rather than invented - a proportion arrived at through structural logic, not aesthetic calculation.
The diffuser is hand-blown Murano glass, frosted to absorb and redistribute light from within. There is no glare, no hotspot. The result is a warm, atmospheric glow that fills a room without demanding attention.
- Hand-blown frosted Murano glass diffuser
- Polished metal base
- Original design: 1967
- Produced by Artemide, Italy
Mangiarotti believed that honesty of form produces its own beauty. The Lesbo is a direct expression of that conviction: no ornament, no gesture beyond what structure requires. Decades after its introduction, it remains one of the most quietly authoritative objects in postwar Italian design.
Product Information
Product Information
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Description
Angelo Mangiarotti designed the Lesbo in 1967, and the form has never needed revision. Its mushroom silhouette belongs to that rare category of objects that appear inevitable rather than invented - a proportion arrived at through structural logic, not aesthetic calculation.
The diffuser is hand-blown Murano glass, frosted to absorb and redistribute light from within. There is no glare, no hotspot. The result is a warm, atmospheric glow that fills a room without demanding attention.
- Hand-blown frosted Murano glass diffuser
- Polished metal base
- Original design: 1967
- Produced by Artemide, Italy
Mangiarotti believed that honesty of form produces its own beauty. The Lesbo is a direct expression of that conviction: no ornament, no gesture beyond what structure requires. Decades after its introduction, it remains one of the most quietly authoritative objects in postwar Italian design.
