Kartell Space led table battery lamp

Kartell Space is a rechargeable battery-powered table lamp designed by Adam Tihany for Kartell, inspired by the iconic Seattle Space Needle, the observation tower built for the 1962 World's Fair. Its futuristic and almost spatial silhouette makes it a sculptural object crafted in PMMA and ABS, combining transparent and opaque sections, available in five finishes. The integrated 1.6 W LED source delivers warm light at 2700 K with a CRI 90 rating, ensuring high-quality colour rendering, and is dimmable to adjust brightness as needed. The lamp switches on and off with a simple touch on the upper part of the shade. It recharges via the included USB-C cable in approximately 3 hours, offering up to 6.5 hours of autonomy.

Thanks to its wireless design and dual configuration — indoor version with IP20 protection and outdoor version with IP54 protection — the Space lamp adapts effortlessly to a variety of settings, from the living room to outdoor spaces, with no cables required. The outdoor version is available exclusively in the Chrome finish. Measuring Ø 15 x 30 cm with a luminous flux of 130 lm, it serves as a refined, self-contained lighting accent that enhances any setting with its iconic design.