The origins
More than a lamp: a sculpture in light. As its name suggests, the new Cono W has an elegant tubular structure in a distinctive cone shape that is the hallmark feature of this stylish wall lamp. The finish of Cono W is applied by hand, and combines a bright shade of blue – spread with irregular brushstrokes to bring a textured look to the outer surface of the lamp – with the beautiful gold leaf that covers the interior.
Cono W
- Product Name
- Cono W
- Manufacturer
- CATELLANI & SMITH
- Light source
- LED
- Colour
- Blue range
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