Oluce Pascal Double Lighting Floor Lamp, 1983

Pascal by Oluce is an iconic floor lamp designed by Vico Magistretti in 1983, a perfect expression of his design aesthetic based on pure geometric forms. Like Sonora and Atollo, Pascal celebrates the cone through repetition: at the top of the stem, supported by a Pietra Serena base, two inverted cones are positioned in perfect balance, housing the light sources within. The structure is crafted in metal with a satin bronze finish, delivering an elegant and timeless result.

The geometry serves far more than an aesthetic purpose: the upper cone acts as a luminator, projecting light upward, while the lower cone transforms the inclined walls above into natural reflectors, producing soft ambient light directed downward. The double independent on/off switch allows each function to be controlled separately, turning Pascal into a reading lamp as well, without compromising the purity of the original design. The two E26/E27 lampholders are compatible with LED or halogen light sources, and the universal input voltage of 100-240 V makes it suitable for EU, USA, UK, Australian and Japanese markets. With a total height of 2000 mm and a diameter of 350 mm, Pascal asserts itself with understated presence in any setting, from the living room to the bedroom, where its dual switching proves most valuable. The lamp does not include a bulb, features IP20 protection rating and insulation class I.