Italian Postmodern Zeta Terra Floor Lamp by Giuseppe Linardi for Lumina, 1990s

The standing lamp from the Zeta series from the Italian lighting manufacturer Lumina according to a design by Giuseppe Linardi from the early 90s.

The Zeta Terra is a classic ceiling flooder with indirect lighting effect. The lamp has an elliptical luminaire head that sits at the top of a diagonally running shaft. He ends in a round plate foot below. The shaft is almost “floating” with the foot via a striking angle so that the cable can escape on the underside of the shaft. The flat ellipse of the light head consists of two shells that are separated by a transparent joint made of plastic. The frame is on the top of the head. On the underside, the Lumina logo is milled as an ornament and to derive the heat. The light is primarily released. In addition, the transparent joint appears slightly in the middle of the light head. The head is movable and can be rotated. In this way, the light can be aligned at a certain angle. The lamp has a cord dimmer. The Zeta Terra is no longer produced and is accordingly rare. This piece has an attribution mark,
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