Pedrali Lampada Colette

Alberto Basaglia and Natalia Rota Nodari are the designers who created Colette for Pedrali, a beautiful and friendly table lamp in polycarbonate.
Composed of a translucent cylinder that traps the light and by a half-sphere shaped hat that diffuses it gently, it is available in multiple colors to adapt to all environments. The Colette lamp is perfect for a relaxation corner in the living room or as a bedside table lamp, alone, in a group or in combination with the larger 50 cm version. p>

Info & Materials

• Measurements cm: diam. 25/9.5 at the base x H 29.5
  Weight: 0.85 kg
  Single-material diffuser structure in polycarbonate, made with injection moulding
  Lighting MAX 1x15W FBT E14 220-240V 50 /60 Hz, class II, IP20
  LED, 1x5.7 W / E 14 / 470 Lumen / 2700 °K warm white light
   The device is sold with an energy class A+ bulb
  Transparent PVC cable, length 1500 mm with European type C bipolar plug and button

Care of materials
Polycarbonate: Clean with a microfibre cloth soaked in soap or neutral liquid detergent and rinse with water. Do not use solvents, denatured alcohol or detergents containing even small quantities of acetone, trichlorethylene and ammonia. Do not use abrasive materials, sandpaper or scouring pads.

Design:Alberto Basaglia and Natalia Rota Nodari.
Pedrali is an Italian company that produces furnishing elements with a contemporary design for public spaces, the office and the home. The collection is the result of rigorous and careful research to create functional industrial design products with original shapes in plastic, metal, wood and upholstered materials. Seats, tables, furnishing accessories and lamps entirely developed in Italy within the company's production sites, through a process that combines tradition and innovation, engineering excellence and creative genius. Pedrali products are renowned and appreciated all over the world and, among the most famous structures that have chosen the company, we remember the Google Campus in Dublin, the three Michelin star restaurant Alain Ducasse at the Dorchester in London, the high jewelery shop French Van Cleef & Arpels, along Fifth Avenue in New York.