Fontana Arte Prima Signorina table lamp

Fontana Arte Prima Signorina is a table lamp designed by Daniela Puppa in 1992 for FontanaArte, conceived as a contemporary reinterpretation of the iconic Prima Signora. Its chrome-finished metal tripod, defined by clean and decisive lines, connects gracefully to a white blown-glass sphere, achieving a visual balance reminiscent of a small luminous sculpture. The outcome is an object of understated sophistication, capable of bringing elegance and quiet beauty into any interior through the absolute purity of its form.

Compact and versatile, Signorina presents itself in a more intimate scale than the icon that inspired it, making it ideal for a bedroom, console, or carefully curated small space. Its soft, diffused light enhances surrounding textures and volumes, turning the lamp into a discreet yet always distinctive decorative presence. Equipped with a G9 LED socket, 6W — bulb not included — it delivers even, enveloping illumination through the glass sphere diffuser. The universal voltage range of 100-240 V, an IP20 protection rating, insulation class II, and an integrated switch ensure safe and reliable performance in both residential and professional interiors. The cable and plug are transparent, in full coherence with the lamp's refined aesthetic. Measuring Ø 16 × 37.4 cm, Prima Signorina is a small work of equilibrium between form, function, and luminous poetry.