The Fortebraccio Tavolo D33 desk lamp with integrated dimmer is one of the most emblematic designs by Alberto Meda and Paolo Rizzatto for Luceplan. Introduced in 1998, this model perfectly reflects the functional, technical, and industrial approach of Italian design at the end of the 20th century. The name Fortebraccio — meaning “strong arm” in Italian — refers to the lamp’s robust yet highly precise articulated structure. Designed as a professional task and reading lamp, it offers exceptional freedom of movement thanks to its fully articulated arms, allowing adjustment and positioning in nearly 360 degrees in all directions. This example is the D33 version, distinguished by its integrated rotary dimmer built into the handle, enabling smooth and precise control of light intensity. The lamp combines strong sculptural presence with excellent ergonomics, making it both a functional work tool and a refined design object. Characterized by an industrial design with deconstructivist influences, the Fortebraccio remains a timeless and highly sought-after model in contemporary design collections. Specifications Manufacturer: Luceplan Model: Fortebraccio Tavolo D33 Designers: Alberto Meda & Paolo Rizzatto Country of manufacture: Italy Year of design: 1998 Socket: E27 Voltage: 230 / 240 V Maximum power: 100 W Control system: Integrated rotary dimmer in the handle Dimensions Arms length: 44 cm + 35.5 cm Lamp head diameter: Ø 16 cm Base diameter: Ø 23.6 cm Condition The lamp is in good overall condition, showing minor signs of use consistent with age and careful use (see photos). All wiring and assembly have been checked, and the lamp is fully functional. Shipping The lamp will be carefully packed to ensure safe transport. Shipping includes insurance covering the full transaction value. #A.Dekker #Ajax #Alessi #Andy Warhol #Apple\n#Armani #Arne Jacobsen #Artemide #Artifort#Bvlgari #BMW #Baccarat #Balenciaga#Bandai #Banksky #Barbie #Barcelona#Bauhaus #Beatles #Benjamin #Bieffeplast#Flower table #Breitling #Bugatti #Burberry#Cartier #Cassina #Cees Braakman #Celine#Chanel #Christian Halleród #Christofie#Coca Cola #Corgi #Corneille #Curt Naeff#Dinky jouets #Dijkstra #Dior #Dom Perignon#Dulton #Dupont #Eames #Elastolin #Emsa#Fender #Fendi #Ferrari #Flair #Fleischmann#Gelderland #Gerrit Rietveld #Giorgetti #Gispen#Gijs Boelaars #Gucci #Hala #Hans J.Wegner#Harley Davidson #Hasbro #Jaguar #HellaJongerius #Herman Brood #Hermes #lkea #lviken #Jieldé #Joe Colombo #Jo Niemeijer#KLM #Kaj Bojesen #Kartell #Kjaerholm #KeithHaring #Kullman #le Creuset #Lego #Lilique#Lisa Norinder #Louis Vuitton #Ludwig Miesvan der Rohe #Ludwig Moser und Söhne\n#Lundi Sit #Lundia #Marcel Wanders #Märklin#Matchbox #Mattel #Max Verstappen #Meissen#Mercedes #Meurop #Michael Jordan #MilleMialia #Minichamns #Missoni #Moncler #MontBlanc #Murano #Nagel Konzept #Nike #NikeAir Max#Nintendo #Norev #Oilily #Offfect#Off-White #Omega #Oscar de la Renta#Överallt #Panini #Pastoe #Peter Opsvik\n#Petrus Regout #Picasso #Plantentafel #PieroFornasetti #Playmobil #Pokemon #Porsche#Prada #Raak Amsterdam #Ralph Lauren#Red Taureau #Robert Hirst #Roco #Rohe\nNoordwolde #Rolex #Rolling Stones #Rosenthal#Rattan #Schuco #Seiko #Star Wars #Steiff#Stokke #Stone Island #Swatch #Tag Heuer#Technofix #Tesla #Thonet #Tiffany #Tintin#Tomado #Thonet #Tolix #Trio Noordwolde#Trolley #Valentino #Verner Panton #Versace#Vespa #Vimsig Kullig #Vintage #Vitra #Virgil Abloh#Wolfgang Rebentisch #Yngve Ekstrom #YvesSaint Laurent #Zippo