Bieffeplast - Ettore Sottsass - Table lamp - Aero - Steel

Table lamp in steel, aluminum and plastic that unmistakably bears the hallmarks of the Innsbruck designer. A steel arm connected through a prominent cylindrical joint to a circular-shaped colored base. The diffuser is oriented via a joint with the same characteristics and it too is marked by a plate in a vivid primary color.
Ettore Sottsass (1917-2007) was a famous architect and designer, known for his influence in the creation of the Memphis movement, one of the most iconic design movements of the 1980s.
Before becoming famous for design, Sottsass worked as an architect. He contributed to architectural projects of various scales, including houses, offices and public buildings. His architectural style was often characterized by a bold use of color and geometry.
Sottsass was known for his bold, anticonformist creative vision. He was interested in challenging the conventions of traditional design and in creating works that elicited emotion and personal expression. His design philosophy was reflected in the Memphis Group’s experimental and unconventional approach.
Ettore Sottsass remains an icon in the world of design and contemporary art. His work continues to influence designers and artists worldwide, and his creations are exhibited in major museums and private collections.