Fontana Arte Prima Signora floor lamp

Fontana Arte Prima Signora is a designer floor lamp created by Daniela Puppa in 1992 for FontanaArte, embodying an elegant and refined aesthetic vision. Its structure consists of a chromed metal tripod supporting an opaline blown glass sphere that serves as a diffuser, delivering a soft and enveloping light emission. The combination of delicate glass and the solidity of the metal creates a floor lamp of impeccable formal balance, reflecting the distinctive personal style of Daniela Puppa, who began her journey with Fontana Arte in the early 1980s.

Standing 180 cm tall with a 50 cm diameter diffuser, Prima Signora commands attention in any space: it is an ideal centrepiece for the living room, alongside armchairs, sofas and side tables, as well as in studies, libraries and sophisticated hospitality environments. Its diffused light emission spreads a warm, uniform glow, making it perfect as ambient or accent lighting. The lamp features an E26-E27 lampholder compatible with LED sources up to 21 W, not included, and is dimmable via a convenient sliding floor pedal switch that allows effortless adjustment of light intensity. The universal voltage of 100-240 V makes it suitable for international use, while insulation class II and protection degree IP20 confirm its suitability for indoor environments. Transparent cable, dimmer and plug complete the design discreetly, preserving the purity of the lamp's silhouette.