Daphine Table Lamp

An expression of pure rationality in the connection between shape and function, the Daphine table lamp is sure to be a hit. The table lamp is of minimal size with two hinged arms using a shear force mechanism allowing its use in all rooms that require unobtrusive lighting. This lamp is perfect for all occasions and settings.

Learn more about The Daphine Table Lamp below:

FEATURES

• Single light table lamp
• Daphine Collection
• Designed by Tommaso Cimini
• Available in black, white, metalicl silver, and nickel plated finishes
• 360 degree pivoting diffuser and base transformer
• Available with dimmer option

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SPECIFICATIONS

• Uses one 12 volt, 50 watt halogen bulb
• Overall dimensions: base diameter: 4.5"H x 4.5"L; first arm: 13.75"; second arm: 15.75"
• Lamp head: 1.5"H x 3"W
• Dimensions: 13.75"-45.25"H x 4.5"Dia

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DESIGNER TOMMASO CIMINI

Tommaso Cimini, founder and idealist of Lumina arrived in Milan at a young age in the late 60's at the end of his technical studies. After a few years working at a famous manufacturer of light fittings, he started a business of his own in a basement. Alone he designed and manufactured, with makeshift tools, a halogen table lamp that he called Daphine. From this stemmed the birth of the LUMINA company in 1975. Daphine perfectly interprets Tommaso Cimini's productive philosophy: 'A little lamp with a lot of light'.

In the following years Cimini designed other families of lamps, always with original peculiarities, and he recruited several famous designers to work with him such as Yaacov Kaufman, Walter Monici, Studio DDL, Lorenzo Stano, Emanule Ricci and many others to expand the Lumina brand.

Lumina keeps on growing due to the fact that its original designs are still successful. High quality and reliability levels of its products are well maintained. This is also supported by an ethos of focused customer services, an approach which makes business relationships easy and pleasant.

Tommaso Cimini, before his sudden death from an aircraft accident in 1997, was able to create such a company structure, where efficient managers, technicians and operators work under the leadership of his two sons Ettore and Andrea. This has secured the development and continuity of the company following the same philosophy of the founder.

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