Bugia - 1977
Lamp for WallDesign by Roberto Beretta | Antonio Macchi Cassia
Simple and brilliant
The shape of this collection of lamps recalls
and pays homage to the old candle holders
with handles, commonly called “bugia” in
Italian, the simplified name of the African
city Bidgiaya which supplied most of the wax
used to make candles! This curious anecdote
today also accompanies the “modern” Bugia:
a table or wall lamp in the single or double
light versions, as simple as it is ingenious.
Roberto Beretta
designer of Bugia
Antonio Macchi Cassia
designer of Bugia
Technical specifications
Structure in glossy painted metal in the variants white,
black, red, green, yellow. Satin glass diffuser.
LED bulbs included.
Bugia.
Lighting fixture.
Bugia 1 Light - Wall
CODE
FINISH
SOURCE
INPUT
DIMMER
TEMP./COLOR
LUMEN
CRI
IP
OPTICS
DATA SHEET
2D/3D
ALL
9686
1xE27 4,5W
220-240V
No
2700 K
470 lm
80
20
Diffused
9687
1xE27 4,5W
220-240V
No
2700 K
470 lm
80
20
Diffused
9688
1xE27 4,5W
220-240V
No
2700 K
470 lm
80
20
Diffused
9689
1xE27 4,5W
220-240V
No
2700 K
470 lm
80
20
Diffused
9690
1xE27 4,5W
220-240V
No
2700 K
470 lm
80
20
Diffused
Bugia 2 Lights - Wall
CODE
FINISH
SOURCE
INPUT
DIMMER
TEMP./COLOR
LUMEN
CRI
IP
OPTICS
DATA SHEET
2D/3D
ALL
9692
2xE27 9 W
220-240V
No
2700 K
940 lm
80
20
Diffused
9693
2xE27 9 W
220-240V
No
2700 K
940 lm
80
20
Diffused
9694
2xE27 9 W
220-240V
No
2700 K
940 lm
80
20
Diffused
9695
2xE27 9 W
220-240V
No
2700 K
940 lm
80
20
Diffused
9696
2xE27 9 W
220-240V
No
2700 K
940 lm
80
20
Diffused
