Duca – 1950

DUCA is the venture explicitly planned by Nicola Gallizia for the enhanced ME Milan Il Duca, a lofty location as far as lavish lodgings in Milan.‎ A lamp made for the agreement area that presently holds its legitimate spot in the organization list, DUCA was created because of the Bespoke fitting help from Oluce, offering customized answers for enormous and little supplies: lamps planned particularly for explicit activities or in secluded variations on existing plans, just as the creation of items from the catalogue.‎ Initially imagined by Gallizia in the table form for finishing the dozing region in the suites, a wall-mounted transformation was then likewise created to light up the passages on the floors.‎ The underlying thought for DUCA was a light source ready to take up where the idea of the old style bedside lamp had left off, reexamining its shape, joining it with an exceptionally delicate, indirect light, of which it is extremely difficult to see the source however which lights up the table and close to table region precisely and efficiently.‎ Fascinated by dramatic lighting, which removes the beginning of the source from the eye and just permits itself to be recognized in the bar on the facade of stage, Nicola Gallizia works on primary deduction to zero in on the lighting impact, entrusting the light with errand of uncovering itself.‎ A relativism that turns into an indicative attribute in the wall-mounted DUCA rendition: the impression of the wall lamp changes profoundly inside the space comparable to where the spectator is located.‎ Like during a lunar shroud, the light source shows up, vanishes and afterward returns: including the eye in a startling and dynamic game.‎ Wall lamp in metal painted in warm grey.‎ 1 x max 14 W LED 220 V Certifications: CE