Floor Lamp Lights Milan Model P433 Brusasco and Torretta Design 1970s

Floor lamp model P433, designed by Pio Luigi Brusasco and Giovanni Torretta for Luci Milano in the 1970s, an icon of Italian design lighting highly sought after by collectors. The structure consists of three chrome steel rods of different heights, rising parallel from a wide circular base in black metal and each ending with a black cylindrical spotlight mounted on a chrome bracket. The spotlights can be rotated and tilted to direct the light where needed, while the rods are adjustable in height via the appropriate locking knobs. The lamp is switched on with a foot switch on the cable. The contrast between the matte black and the chrome metal gives it a bold and modern appearance, almost like a photo set. Perfect for illuminating a reading corner, a living room, or an office, or as a designer piece in vintage or contemporary decor. Details. Item: floor lamp. Model: P433. Design: Pio Luigi Brusasco and Giovanni Torretta. Production: Luci Milano. Era: 1970s. Height: 190 cm. Lights: 3 adjustable spotlights. Materials: chrome steel, black painted metal. Adjustments: height of the rods and tilt of the spotlights. Switch: foot switch. Electrical system: original vintage, tested and functional. Conditions. This is a vintage item, not new. It shows signs of time, such as small scratches, wear on the paint or chrome, and minor imperfections due to age and use. The electrical system is the original vintage one and has been tested: all three spotlights turn on correctly. The photos are part of the description: we invite you to look at them carefully. Do you need more information Feel free to contact us for prices, measurements, detailed photos, or any other questions. We will be happy to help you.