Edoardo Lietti Studio - Table lamp - Galileo 2.0 - Black - Wood, Metal, Stone

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Taught design history at ISG Business School and owned Midi design shop for eight years.

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The black Galileo 2.0 table lamp, designed and made by Edoardo Lietti for Edoardo Lietti Studio, dates from 2026 and combines Pietra Serena stone, stained birch plywood and polished stainless steel.

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Description from the seller

Galileo - is a series of lamps which been inspired, by the great scientists Galileo Galilei.
Clean geometric forms meet simple, honest materials in a studied composition around the central hemisphere - Adjust the shadow simply by rotating the planet.

Type: Table Lamp
Color: Black
Dimensions: 30x10x38h cm
Weight: 3.5 kg

Pietra Serena stone, natural pigments stained on birch plywood,
polished stainless steel.
Cotton twisted power cord length 200 cm, with ON-OFF switch.

All objects are self manufactured which shapes each of them to be a unique piece of contemporary design.
Designed, crafted and built by Edoardo Lietti.
All rights reserved.

All objects are signed, delivered with a certificate of authenticity.

www.edoardolietti.com

Courtesy picture from Minotti Interiors.

About the Artist:
Born in Florence, Edoardo Lietti is a designer, artist and a craftsman.
His designs are fueled by the continuous curiosity for the applied arts, this connection between history and contemporary design describes the deep rooted exchange Edoardo translates in his work.


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Seller's Story

Humanistic design based in Florence, Italy, translating renaissance values into contemporary objects. All objects are self manufactured which shapes each of them to be a unique piece of contemporary design. Designed, crafted and built by © Edoardo Lietti.

Galileo - is a series of lamps which been inspired, by the great scientists Galileo Galilei.
Clean geometric forms meet simple, honest materials in a studied composition around the central hemisphere - Adjust the shadow simply by rotating the planet.

Type: Table Lamp
Color: Black
Dimensions: 30x10x38h cm
Weight: 3.5 kg

Pietra Serena stone, natural pigments stained on birch plywood,
polished stainless steel.
Cotton twisted power cord length 200 cm, with ON-OFF switch.

All objects are self manufactured which shapes each of them to be a unique piece of contemporary design.
Designed, crafted and built by Edoardo Lietti.
All rights reserved.

All objects are signed, delivered with a certificate of authenticity.

www.edoardolietti.com

Courtesy picture from Minotti Interiors.

About the Artist:
Born in Florence, Edoardo Lietti is a designer, artist and a craftsman.
His designs are fueled by the continuous curiosity for the applied arts, this connection between history and contemporary design describes the deep rooted exchange Edoardo translates in his work.


​

Seller's Story

Humanistic design based in Florence, Italy, translating renaissance values into contemporary objects. All objects are self manufactured which shapes each of them to be a unique piece of contemporary design. Designed, crafted and built by © Edoardo Lietti.

Details

Era
After 2000
Specific region of origin
Firenze
Material
Metal, Stone, Wood
Manufacturer/brand
Edoardo Lietti Studio
Model
Galileo 2.0 - Black
Country of origin
Italy
Style
Contemporary
Condition
As new - unused
In working order
Yes
Height
38 cm
Width
30 cm
Depth
10 cm
Weight
3 kg
Estimated period
2026
ItalyVerified
342
Objects sold
100%
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