Cini&Nils Cuboluce Wireless battery table lamp

Cini&Nils Cuboluce Wireless is the rechargeable evolution of the iconic battery-powered table lamp designed in 1972 by Franco Bettonica and Mario Melocchi. Its body in technopolymers features a pure polished aluminium reflector that acts simultaneously as a reflector and a switch: lifting the lid turns the lamp on, lowering it turns it off — with no external button whatsoever. This was an extraordinary innovation for its time, earning Cuboluce a place in the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art in New York, where it remains on display to this day.

Thanks to its wireless design and recharging via the included USB cable, powered by a lithium battery offering up to 8 hours of autonomy, Cuboluce Wireless can be placed freely anywhere in the home without the need for a nearby socket. The 2 W LED source delivers a 2700 K warm white light with a CRI 90 colour rendering index, ensuring high-quality, colour-faithful illumination suited to domestic environments. The indirect and concentrated emission is adjustable via the lid, allowing the direction and intensity of the beam to be modulated at will. Its compact footprint — 100 x 100 x 110 mm — makes it ideal as a bedside lamp in the bedroom or as an atmospheric accent light in the living room. Charging takes a maximum of 4 hours, and the IP20 protection rating confirms its use in indoor settings.