Elena Napoleone

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I make my lamps from objects that would otherwise be destined to be thrown away or forgotten in basements. I don’t color the lamps; I keep the objects in their original color, also preserving any flaws and imperfections, because they tell the story of those objects.

This lamp is made from a yellow Siemens S62. I’ve fitted it with a switch and a dimmer to adjust the light intensity.

Creo le mie lampade con oggetti che altrimenti sarebbero destinati ad essere buttati via o dimenticati nelle cantine. Non coloro le lampade, lascio gli oggetti del loro colore originale mantenendo anche eventuali difetti e imperfezioni, perché parlano della storia di quegli oggetti.

Questa lampada è ricavata da un Siemens S62 giallo. Gli ho inserito un interruttore e un dimmer per regolare l'intensità della luce.

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Table lamp - Plastic, Copper, Metal

Italy Mid-century modern - 2000-2010 

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Vintage mid-century modern yellow lamp from Italy, built from plastic, copper and metal with one fitting, measuring 40 cm high, 35 cm wide and 23 cm deep, weighing 1 kg, estimated from 2000–2010, in like-new condition and in working order, with a switch and a dimmer, and inspired by a Siemens S62.

Table lamp - Plastic, Copper, Metal

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Vintage mid-century modern yellow lamp from Italy, built from plastic, copper and metal with one fitting, measuring 40 cm high, 35 cm wide and 23 cm deep, weighing 1 kg, estimated from 2000–2010, in like-new condition and in working order, with a switch and a dimmer, and inspired by a Siemens S62.

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