Martinelli Luce Cobra Table Lamp texture Massimo Farinatti

Massimo Farinatti graduated in architecture with professor Marco Zanuso, when his department was called Artistic Design for Industry. He began his professional career during his studies working as a freelancer for prestigious creative studios and ateliers in Milan. He has been a member of ADI (Italian Association for Industrial Design) since 1983 where, over the years, he has held various positions. He has received numerous awards and recognitions such as the Red Dot Award, Compasso d'Oro Internazionale, ADI Design Index, Japan Design Prize. "The sense of the snake. Cobra is an icon of Italian design that was born 50 years ago, when psychedelic art expressed the sense of an introspective journey, when Emilio Pucci fascinated the world with his fabrics."

To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Cobra lamp, Martinelli Luce decided to have his character interpreted by the designers who collaborate with Martinelli, through the creation of a graphic texture to be applied to the lamp body. A tribute from all of them to Elio Martinelli, who designed the lamp in 1968. 23 creations in a limited edition of 30 signed and numbered specimens.

Table lamp with direct light emission, formed by two bodies molded in resin. The lower body rotates on the underlying steel base and is connected to the upper body via a central joint which allows for 360° rotation. Internal reflector in white painted aluminium.

• Material: Resin
• Recommended bulb: 1x12W LED E27
• Light bulb NOT included
• Light temperature: 3000K
• Luminous flux: 1410lm
• NOT dimmable
• Indoor: IP20
• Emission: Direct
• Dimension: Ø40x40cm