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Megaron Floor Lamp by Gianfranco Frattini for Artemide, 1979

Gianfranco Frattini / Artemide

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An iconic 1979 Megaron floor lamp designed by Gianfranco Frattini for Artemide. Crafted in Italy with a striking black architectural profile, it delivers indirect uplighting controlled via a foot dimmer.

Designed by Gianfranco Frattini in 1979 for the renowned Italian publisher Artemide, the Megaron floor lamp stands as a defining icon of late 20th-century lighting design. Its slender, tapering vertical silhouette features a signature front slot and a clean black finish, allowing it to function simultaneously as a sculptural column and a source of atmospheric illumination. Engineering an ambient aesthetic, the luminaire projects light upward to bounce off ceilings, bathing the surrounding room in soft, glare-free radiance. It is equipped with an integrated foot-operated dimmer switch for seamless adjustments to the light intensity. A masterclass in minimalist restraint, this authentic piece brings sophisticated Italian mid-century pedigree to contemporary living spaces and studies alike.

Origin

Italy, 1970s

Dimensions

H 182 cm

Materials

Steel, Metal