Memphis Quisisana ceiling lamp

Memphis Quisisana is a ceiling lamp designed by Ettore Sottsass for Memphis Milano, conceived in 1981 and now regarded as an absolute icon of Memphis design. Crafted in painted metal, it is defined by a composition of interconnected geometries that merge into a fluid and harmonious visual movement, elegantly challenging the rigidity of traditional design conventions.

The name, of Latin origin, evokes an idea of well-being and lightness, reflected in the lamp's interplay of volumes and proportions. The sharp lines and colour contrasts typical of the Memphis style make it both a decorative and functional element, capable of transforming any living room with its sculptural presence. Quisisana does not follow conventional patterns, but celebrates creative freedom and formal exploration, making it a bold and timeless piece in the contemporary design scene. The lamp features 2 light sources with an E14 lampholder, a power consumption of 10 W and a colour temperature of 3000 K (warm white), with integrated LED and bulb included. Compatible with a universal input voltage of 100-240 V and non-dimmable, it reaches a total height of 1080 mm, ensuring a striking visual impact in any setting.