Rotaliana Totem & Tabù grazing wall lamp

Applied to the wall, they recall hand-sculpted primitive masks, tools that exert a form of magic. Like faces covered with magical tattoos, the screens of the lamps are engraved with regular horizontal or vertical lines carved into the wood and metal, which reflect the ambient light. The grazing light is diffused in the environment, leaving the screens in dim light.

Totem & Tabù, whose name derives from the book by Sigmund Freud, is a family of wall grazer lamps: the grazing light of the LEDs arranged around the perimeter is diffused along the wall in the room. The lamp consists of a die-cast aluminum frame, a silicone perimeter optic and a thin screen. The screen, mounted on the structure with 2 special inserts and easily removable, can be in various materials: metal, solid wood, reconstituted wood or MDF milled and worked following original three-dimensional designs, mirror, fabric and other materials and decorations. The LED source is integrated with the possibility of adjusting the light intensity with the DALI protocol.

COLOR COLLECTIONS (Prices for Canaletto walnut and Oak finishes are available upon request.)

- Classics: Matt white, mirror, slate ("blackboard" material).

- Satin Collection: Graphite, Royal Gold, Silver, Dark Bronze, Matt Black, Bronze, Champagne.

- Kerakoll Warm collection: Sand, rope (rope colour), dove grey, coffee.

- Metallic Collection: Antique brass, pelter delabrè, copper delabrè, gold delabrè.

Color samples available in Downloads.

Dimensions

• Total height: 44.5 cm
• Total width: 22 cm
• Depth: 5 cm
• Wall attachment: 28 x 10.5 cm

Note - The dimmable Push, Phase, non-dimmable and 2700K color temperature versions are available on request only.