Minipipistrello Pop Tischlampe Martinelli Luce

Minipistrello Pop Martinelli Luce Table and Floor Lamp

The Minipipistrello Pop lamp is an iconic creation by Martinelli Luce, designed in 1965 by Gae Aulenti. It is a table or floor lamp with a lacquered metal base and an opal methacrylate diffuser, resembling the wings of a bat.
The Minipipistrello Pop was born from a bold chromatic choice, YELLOW, a color that brings a positive charge and communicates with strength.

Gae Aulenti's signature, subtly engraved on the classic Pipistrello's telescopic stem, is more pronounced on the glossy black plate applied to the base. A value that stands out more, just as strong as the character of the Minipipistrello Pop.

The unlimited numbering adds additional value, perhaps more personal, as it is connected to a number that has earned its reputation in everyone's life.

The Minipipistrello Pop illuminates spaces, adding energy to objects and surrounding environments, a lamp that combines design, functionality, and innovation, capable of creating a magical and welcoming atmosphere.

STRUCTURE OF THE MINIMINIPIPISTRELLO POP LAMP:

The Minipipistrello Pop is made with a satin stainless steel telescopic stem and an opal white methacrylate diffuser.

The base cone is yellow, while the details are black.

The ring and knob are glossy black.

The Martinelli Luce logo engraved on the stainless steel telescopic stem is highlighted with a black finish.

TECHNICAL DETAILS OF THE MINIMINIPIPISTRELLO POP LAMP:

Wattage: 14W
Lumen: 1400 lm
Light Source: LED
CRI: >90
Lifespan: 50000 h
CCT: 2700K
Energy Class: A++
Emission Type: diffused
Power Cable Length: 45+200 cm
Power Supply: included
Power Supply Installation: external
Power Type: dimmable electronic power supply
Dimmer Type: cable dimmer
Voltage: 230V

MEASUREMENTS OF THE MINIMINIPIPISTRELLO POP LAMP:

The Minipipistrello Pop Martinelli Luce table or floor lamp is available in the following dimensions:

• Ø 27 cm x H. 35 cm

DELIVERY TIMES:

Estimated production and delivery time: 7/9 working weeks from receipt of payment.
During this period, deliveries from manufacturers may experience delays.