Edoardo Lietti Studio - 台灯 - 伽利略 2.0 - 木, 石灰华大理石





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Galileo 2.0 是由 Edoardo Lietti Studio 在意大利佛罗伦萨设计制造的桌灯,预计于 2026 年制作,采用 travertine 大理石、桦木夹板与不锈钢材料,重量 3 kg,尺寸为 30 cm 宽 x 10 cm 深 x 38 cm 高,木色,配有长 200 cm 的棉纺缆线及开关,随附签名和真伪证书,处于可正常使用状态。
卖家的描述
Galileo 系列灯具受到伟大科学家伽利略·伽利莱的启发。
干净的几何形状与简单、真实的材料相遇,在以中央半球为中心的精心构图中——通过旋转星球即可简单调整阴影。
Type: 台灯
Color: 木质
Dimensions: 30x10x38h cm
Weight: 3.5 kg
Travertine marble, 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 August Fifth Gallery, NL.
Courtesy picture from Ark Journal.
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.
卖家故事
Galileo 系列灯具受到伟大科学家伽利略·伽利莱的启发。
干净的几何形状与简单、真实的材料相遇,在以中央半球为中心的精心构图中——通过旋转星球即可简单调整阴影。
Type: 台灯
Color: 木质
Dimensions: 30x10x38h cm
Weight: 3.5 kg
Travertine marble, 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 August Fifth Gallery, NL.
Courtesy picture from Ark Journal.
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.

