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A geometric acrylic table lamp from the 1970s, designed by Lorenzo Carmellini and Enrico Tronconi, celebrated for its playful light effects and bold Italian postmodern character.
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Designed by Lorenzo Carmellini and Enrico Tronconi for Tronconi during the 1970s, the Personaggi Table Lamp transforms a single folded acrylic sheet into a sculptural lighting object. Precision-cut linear openings allow light to escape in unexpected ways, creating changing patterns of illumination depending on the viewing angle.
Its triangular structure gives the lamp a strong architectural presence while maintaining a light and playful aesthetic. A remarkable example of Italian experimental lighting design, Personaggi balances simplicity, innovation, and artistic expression, making it both a functional lamp and a collectible design icon.
Manufacturer | Tronconi, Italy
Designers | Lorenzo Carmellini & Enrico Tronconi
Year | 1970s
Materials | Acrylic
Light Source | E14 Bulb
Plug | European Round Plug (Taiwan Adapter Included)
Condition | Minor chip on one bottom corner