Nemo Escargot floor lamp

Nemo Escargot is a floor lamp designed by Le Corbusier between 1951 and 1952 for the public spaces of the Unité d'Habitation in Marseille, now regarded as one of the absolute masterpieces of modern design. Offered by Nemo as a limited edition, Escargot retains its sculptural and organic charm, defined by soft, harmonious lines that envelop the light and transform it into pure elegance. The structure is crafted in brass, with an internal reflector that delivers indirect, enveloping light emission, capable of creating intimate and sophisticated atmospheres. The E27 lampholder is compatible with LED light sources up to a maximum of 160W; no bulb is included.

Originally conceived as an architectural furnishing element, Escargot has become an iconic piece that enhances the most refined residential interiors. Its diffused and warm light makes it an ideal choice for the living room or the bedroom, where it contributes to an atmosphere of intimacy and great character. The dimmable function allows the light intensity to be adjusted to suit any mood, while the 3,500 mm power cord offers generous flexibility in positioning. With dimensions of 510 mm in height, 485 mm in width and 440 mm in depth, the lamp asserts itself in any space as a true luminous sculpture. The IP20 protection rating confines it to indoor use, while insulation class II ensures safe operation. Every detail recalls the harmony of natural forms, in a perfect balance between material and luminosity that transforms light into a genuine visual and sensory experience.