Karman Lilly led table lamp

Karman Lilly is a LED table lamp designed by Giorgio Silla for Karman, introduced in 2024, and distinguished by a sinuous, refined silhouette crafted entirely in glass. The project is conceived as a tribute to Lilly Reich, the German architect and exhibition designer of the Bauhaus era, celebrated for the "Glass Room" exhibition she created alongside Mies van der Rohe, in which glass was the protagonist material shaped into original curves and unprecedented applications. The lamp channels this homage through three distinct variants: a transparent blown-glass voile that reveals the double light source within the base and shade; a total-look in satin white glass that makes base and shade merge into a single, indistinguishable form; and finally a two-tone version featuring smoked glass for the lamp body and transparent glass for the diffuser, delivering a more contemporary and contrasted visual effect.

The Karman Lilly is designed for those seeking a design object with the presence to become the centrepiece of any space. Its diffused light emission spreads a soft, enveloping glow, perfect for creating warm and sophisticated atmospheres in the living room or bedroom. The lamp accommodates 2 LED light sources with E27 fitting, not included, for a combined maximum power of 36 W (2 x 18 W). The universal input voltage of 100-240 V ensures international compatibility. The IP20 protection rating makes it suitable for indoor use only. With dimensions of Ø 360 x 480 mm, it commands a striking presence while maintaining elegant proportions, and the 2-metre black cable discreetly completes the overall aesthetic. The lamp is not dimmable.