GUBI Table Lamp Gräshoppa Table Lamp

Lampada da Tavolo Gräshoppa

$789

Made by GUBI

Designed by Greta M. Grossman

Concepita nel 1947 dalla visionaria designer Greta M. Grossman, la lampada da tavolo Gräshoppa rappresenta un capolavoro del modernismo di metà secolo. Il design armonizza un paralume allungato e spiccatamente giocoso con un sobrio ed elegante supporto in ottone, creando una composizione che unisce perfettamente forma organica ed estetica contemporanea. Le proporzioni raffinate e la presenza scultorea della lampada la rendono ugualmente adatta come luce focalizzata su una scrivania professionale o come sorprendente accento decorativo in salotti, camere da letto e studi. La sua silhouette compatta offre un'illuminazione concentrata senza ingombri visivi, incarnando il principio che un design eccezionale non deve occupare uno spazio eccessivo. L'interazione tra la geometria del paralume e la delicata lavorazione in metallo del supporto crea un pezzo senza tempo che eleva qualsiasi interno.

Disponibile con paralume nelle finiture Dusty Blue o Black Semi Matt.

Colore dell'ombra
Colore dell'ombra: Nero semiopaco

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Dettagli del prodotto

Dettagli

  • Designed by Greta M. Grossman in 1947
  • Made by GUBI as part of the Gräshoppa lighting collection
  • Conceived as a table lamp for task and ambient lighting
  • Characterized by an elongated, conical lampshade
  • Shade formed in powder‑coated steel
  • Supported by a slender tubular metal stand
  • Accented with brass structural elements
  • Adjustable shade allowing directional light control
  • Switch integrated into the lamp base
  • Fitted with an E14 lightbulb socket (bulb not included)
  • Designed for focused illumination with minimal glare
  • Suitable for desks, side tables, and accent lighting
  • Expresses Scandinavian modernism with Californian mid‑century influence
Misure

H × W × D

16.2 x 5.9 x 13.4 in.
41.14 × 15 × 34 cm.

Spedizione e resi

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Garanzia

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

Frequently Asked Questions

Who designed the Gräshoppa Table Lamp and when?

The Gräshoppa was designed by Greta M. Grossman in 1947. Grossman was a Swedish-born architect and designer who established a celebrated studio in Los Angeles, where she became a significant figure in postwar California modernism.

What is the Gräshoppa lamp made of?

The lamp features a slender brass stand and a distinctively elongated metal shade. GUBI's reissue maintains the material character of the original while meeting contemporary production standards.

Is the Gräshoppa suited for use as a task light?

Yes. The angled, focused shade directs light precisely, making it well suited to desks and reading surfaces. Its compact footprint also allows it to function as a sculptural accent on a side table or console.

How does the Gräshoppa fit within Greta M. Grossman's broader body of work?

Grossman practiced across lighting, furniture, and residential architecture, and the Gräshoppa reflects her consistent priorities: economy of form, structural honesty, and a quiet wit in the relationship between parts. It is among her most recognized and widely reproduced designs.

What colorways does the GUBI Gräshoppa Table Lamp come in?

GUBI offers the Gräshoppa in a curated selection of colorways that change periodically. Each finish is chosen to preserve the lamp's graphic silhouette while allowing it to read differently within a given interior.

Brand & Designer

GUBI
Lampada Portatile Bagdad

GUBI

Founded in 1967 in Copenhagen, Denmark, GUBI specializes in furniture, lighting, and interior objects that unite timeless icons, contemporary design, and refined Scandinavian elegance.
Greta M. Grossman
Pendente Gräshoppa

Greta M. Grossman

A Swedish modernist designer and architect celebrated for elegant lighting, sculptural furniture, and a refined bridge between Scandinavian and California modernism.