Parentesi double hanging lamp by Achille Castiglioni and Pio Manzu for Flos
Parentesi double hanging lamp by Achille Castiglioni and Pio Manzu for Flos
Designed in 1971 by Achille Castiglioni and Pio Manzu, the Parentesi got its name from the literal Italian translation, meaning "brackets" or "parenthesis". The nickel-plated arms slide freely up and down the steel cable and the elastomer heads can pivot to help direct light. The heavy weight at the bottom holds the tension of the entire piece and floats over the floor.
Rarely seen in a two-headed format.
Made in Italy, 1980's. New-old-stock.
MATERIALS
Nickel plated steel parentheses
Elastomer heads and swivels, black
Rubber coated floor weight
FEATURES
2 x E26, max 150w (each) (two incandescent bulbs included)
New old stock, had never been installed prior to the photo
DIMENSIONS
Full length of cable maintained, can accommodate ceilings up to 13 feet
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