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The Fresnel 1148 EC Floor Lamp Outdoor from OLUCE was designed by Joe Colombo in 1966. This contemporary light fixture fits for indoor or outdoor u...
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The Fresnel 1148 EL Floor Lamp Outdoor from OLUCE was designed by Joe Colombo in 1966. This contemporary light fixture fits for indoor or outdoor u...
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The Globe pendant lamp was designed in 1964 and is made in Italy. A beautiful combination a hard and soft. The Globe pendant lamp showcases both in...
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The Globe pendant lamp was designed in 1964 and is made in Italy. A beautiful combination a hard and soft. The Globe pendant lamp showcases both in...
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The Globe pendant lamp was designed in 1964 and is made in Italy. A beautiful combination a hard and soft. The Globe pendant lamp showcases both in...
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The Globe wall lamp was designed in 1964 and is made in Italy. A beautiful combination a hard and soft. The Globe wall lamp showcases both industri...
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Duca is the project specifically designed by Nicola Gallizia for the new Me Milan II Duca prestigious address in terms of luxury hotels in Milan. A...
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The Coupé 1159/R wall lamp was designed by Joe Colombo for OLUCE. This elegant lamp provides direct light from a lacquered aluminum reflector. This...
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The Coupé 1158 wall lamp was designed by Joe Colombo for OLUCE. This elegant lamp provides direct light from a lacquered aluminum reflector. This f...
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The Globe table lamp was designed in 1964 and is made in Italy. A beautiful combination a hard and soft. The Globe table lamp showcases both indust...
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Duca is the project specifically designed by Nicola Gallizia for the new Me Milan II Duca prestigious address in terms of luxury hotels in Milan. A...
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The Acrilica 281 table lamp, created 1962 by Joe Colombo demonstrates the designer’s interest in synthetic materials. Colombo experienced extraordi...
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The Fresnel 1148 Wall/Ceiling Light from OLUCE was designed by Joe Colombo in 1966. This contemporary light fixture fits for indoor or outdoor use ...
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The Colombo 885 suspension lamp was designed by Joe Colombo for OLUCE. This fascinating light provides both direct and indirect lighting. The chrom...
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The Colombo 761 wall sconce was designed by Joe Colombo for OLUCE. This elegant wall sconce features an aluminum lacquered shade while the stem com...
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The Spider 3319 floor lamp was designed by Joe Colombo for OLUCE. This lovely floor lamp offers direct lighting. The lacquered metal base along wit...
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The Coupé 3321 floor lamp was designed by Joe Colombo for OLUCE. This elegant lamp provides direct light from a lacquered aluminum reflector. This ...
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The Coupé 3320/R floor lamp was designed by Joe Colombo for OLUCE. This elegant lamp provides direct light from a lacquered aluminum reflector. Thi...
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The Spider 291 table lamp was designed by Joe Colombo for OLUCE. This glorious table lamp features a lacquered metal base with a chrome-plated stem...
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The Coupé table lamp was designed by Joe Colombo for OLUCE. This sleek lamp provides direct lighting. The base is constructed of lacquered metal wi...
View full detailsTelling about Joe Colombo means telling the brief but intense parable of one of the greatest Italian designers, who died in 1971 at the young age of 41. It means telling about a life, as quick as lighting, of a man who strongly believed in the future and who gave us a very particular prefeguration of those fundamental 60s, when the future suddenly started to appear closer. Joe Colomb’s future was an anti-nostalgic future (he would not have recognized as “future” the ‘90s in which we live today), in which an intelligent technology would have helped every human activity, laying the foundations for completely new living models. At the time, Joe Colombo designed entire living cells. The first one was for Buyer, Vision ’69, an integrated cell divided in “functional stations”: the “ Night-Cell” block (bed+cupboards+bathroom), the “Kitchen-Box” ( kitchen+dining room), the “ Central-living” ( living room). These functional stations are articulated mapwise as well as sectionwise. Just like the homes designed by Joe Colombo, where floors and ceilings go up and down, continuously accelerating and slowing down within the interior dynamism, where shelves hang from above and lights are deep-set in the floor. This is probably the best know vision of Joe Colombo’s future, which make us smile today and talk about a science fiction utopia, but another one exists, one that has been subject to less analysis and which, unlike the former, proposes independent single elements, which condense functions and which are finished and ready to use.
