Dettagli del prodotto

Dettagli
  • Material: Steel
  • Environments: Indoor dry location
  • Power: 60W
  • Cord Length: 79.921 inches
  • Light source type: Bulb
  • Dimmable: Switch Integrated (Remote Dimmable)
  • Voltage: 120V
  • Weight: 12.57 lb
  • Certification: UL listed
Misure

H × W × L

13.75 × 80.75 × 34.25 in.
34.93 × 205.11 × 87 cm.

Spedizione e resi

Si prega di fare riferimento alla nostra politica di spedizione e di reso e cambio.

Garanzia

Luminaire è un rivenditore autorizzato di Flos. Il prodotto è coperto dalla garanzia completa del produttore.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who designed the Flos 265 Wall Lamp?

The 265 was designed by Paolo Rizzatto, an Italian architect and designer who created it for Flos in 1973. Rizzatto is known for his rigorous, architecturally informed approach to lighting design.

How does the counterweight on the 265 work?

The tapered cast iron counterweight at the rear of the swing arm offsets the weight of the lamp head, keeping the arm balanced at whatever extension the user sets. This mechanical equilibrium is central to the lamp's form and function.

What kind of spaces suit the Flos 265 Wall Lamp?

Its adjustable arm and rotating head make it well suited to reading positions beside a bed, over a dining surface, or in a study. The lamp's precise reach means it performs best where directed, task-oriented light is needed.

What finish and color options are available for the 265?

The 265 is offered in black or white, with a steel body and a chrome-plated brass reflector support. Both versions carry the same mechanical configuration and proportions.

Is the Flos 265 still considered a design icon?

Yes. The 265 has remained in continuous production since its introduction and is part of the permanent collection of several design museums. Its endurance reflects how thoroughly Rizzatto resolved the design at the outset.

Brand

Flos
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Flos

Founded in 1962 in Merano, Italy, by Dino Gavina and Cesare Cassina, Flos specializes in pioneering lighting that merges artistic experimentation, industrial innovation and the visionary spirit of Italian design.