Flos 265 adjustable wall lamp

Flos 265 is an adjustable wall lamp with direct light emission, designed by Paolo Rizzatto in 1973 for Flos. Its defining feature is the long painted steel arm — 205 cm in length — fixed to the wall via a triangular bracket that allows exceptional freedom of movement: the lamp can be oriented both vertically and horizontally. A conical cast-iron counterweight at the end of the arm makes adjustment effortless, while the chrome-plated brass reflector support lends a sense of softness to the overall design. The 2030 mm power cord runs along the metal arm and ends with a plug connection.

Thanks to its remarkable reach and orientability, the Flos 265 is ideal for illuminating even off-center areas across a wide radius, making it a sophisticated choice for the living room, study, or work environment. The lamp is compatible with E26-E27 LED sources up to 75W (bulb not included), carries an IP20 protection rating for indoor use, and is non-dimmable but features a built-in switch. With an input voltage range of 100–240V, it is compatible with electrical standards across Europe, USA, Australia, UK and Japan. Its overall dimensions — 2050 mm in length, 850 mm in width and 350 mm in depth — make it a striking yet refined statement piece in any interior.