ALCM – TABLE LAMP

2.050 

  • Materials
    Verde Alpi, Bianco Carrara, Rosso Verona, Travertino Chiaro, Travertino Scuro
  • Production
    Bufalini Marmi
  • Designer
    ALCM Martinelli Venezia
The table lamp is the most materialdriven expression of the lighting system: a resting element in which structure and light coincide. It is composed of two modules: a structural element that integrates the base and the dif fuser, and an inver ted V-shaped element that defines the luminous head. Both incorporate, through a circular recess, a metal profile that houses the light source, establishing continuity between the technical component and the form.
The light passes through the marble of the base, making its thickness perceptible and activating the material. When the composition extends, the structure reconfigures: the bases can be brought together, generating a central support — almost like a plinth — around which the light is organized, or spaced apar t. Even when switched of f, the lamp presents itself as a small table sculpture, maintaining an autonomous presence in the space. The transformer is remote, leaving the object free from visible technical elements.
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Finishes
The collection is presented through the alternation of Bianco Carrara and Verde Alpi, highlighting its modular structure. The combination of the two materials recalls the Tuscan stone tradition, reinterpreting its bichromy in a contemporary key. Verde Alpi revisits Serpentine marble, translating its character into a current design language. The system can be configured in different material variations, either monochrome or bichrome, with polished or matte finishes. The variation of the material alters the perception of rhythm while leaving the constructive logic unchanged.