The Globe – 827/828

THE GLOBE, a lamp planned by Joe Colombo in 1964, made in table and suspension adaptations, and presently in a fresh out of the plastic new divider variation that comes in two sizes.‎ Its unadulterated calculations live one next to the other in a consistent harmony among structure and usefulness: the straightforward blown-glass circle contains the round and hollow metal reflector that extends its immortal light into space.‎ Transparent blown glass suspension lamp with direct and diffused light.‎ Internal turned metal reflector and metal parts with satinised nickel-plated finish.‎ 827 1 x max 60 W – E14 → cm.‎ 20 ↑ cm.‎ 318 → 7,8′ ↑ 125′ 828 1 x max 75 W – E27 → cm.‎ 30 ↑ cm.‎ 327 → 11,8′ ↑ 128,6′ Materials: Metal/blow glass Colors: Satin nickel/straightforward, gold Certifications: CE