Valigia
The Valigia table lamp, designed in 1977 by Ettore Sottsass, one of the leading figures of 20th-century design, embodies a free and irreverent gesture that challenges the conventions of form and function. With its ironic spirit and expressive strength, Valigia redefines the very concept of a lighting object, blending rigorous design with informal lightness. An icon that transcends eras and styles, dedicated to those who recognize timeless value in innovation.
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The Valigia is a nomadic lamp, designed to be carried anywhere. With a small handle and two red tube arches, it features a metal dome that holds the light, resembling a small architecture without clear boundaries, adaptable to any space and situation.
The design of Valigia is ironic and playful. The handle, combined with the two red tube arches, creates a visual connection to the metal structure that contains the light, making this lamp both practical and visually intriguing.
More than just a lamp, Valigia is a true small architecture. Its open form and lack of clear boundaries make it a versatile and original design piece, meant to fit any environment and be used in various ways.
The Valigia lamp is not just a design object, but also an example of functionality. Easy to carry thanks to its handle, it provides practical and directed lighting, while its unique style makes it suitable for any type of space, from the most modern to the most traditional.
