Foscarini Floor Lamp Orbital Floor Lamp
Foscarini Floor Lamp Orbital Floor Lamp

Orbital Floor Lamp

$2,841

Made by Foscarini

Designed by Ludovica Serafini and Roberto Palomba

Designed by Ludovica Palomba and Roberto Palomba, the Orbital Floor Lamp is a study in considered asymmetry. Five glass panels radiate from a slender tripod base, each tilted at a distinct angle, evoking the quiet geometry of celestial bodies in motion.

The glass diffusers scatter light softly and evenly, producing an atmosphere that feels composed rather than imposed. Available in pristine white or a multicolored configuration, the lamp reads differently across light conditions, shifting from bold daytime sculpture to warm nocturnal presence.

  • Designed by Ludovica Palomba and Roberto Palomba
  • Five asymmetrical glass panel diffusers
  • Slender tripod base in painted metal
  • Available in white or multicolor glass
  • Crafted in Italy by Foscarini

Foscarini has long approached lighting as a medium for spatial poetry, and the Orbital is among the clearest expressions of that sensibility. It occupies a room with presence, not weight.

Color
Color: Multi-colored

Typically ships in 12-14 weeks.

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Product Details

Details
  • Designed by Ferruccio Laviani in 1992
  • Manufactured by Foscarini
  • Features a laser-cut metal tripod supporting a lacquered metal stem
  • Comprised of five silkscreen-printed glass diffusers in unique organic shapes, satin-finished outside and glossy inside
  • Available in two palette options: multicolor or all-white
  • Uses five E12/E14 bulbs (max 40W each), bulbs not included
  • Operates with a simple On/Off switch integrated in the transparent cable
  • Power 120V, non-dimmable
  • Manufactured in Italy and recognized as a foundational design icon
Measurements

H × W
68 × 22 in.
173 × 56 cm.

Shipping & Returns

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Warranty

Luminaire is an authorized retailer of Foscarini. The product comes with a full manufacturer warranty.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who designed the Foscarini Orbital Floor Lamp?

The Orbital Floor Lamp was designed by Ludovica Palomba and Roberto Palomba, a Milan-based duo known for work that moves between architecture, product design, and spatial installations. Their collaboration with Foscarini reflects a shared interest in form that carries emotional resonance alongside functional precision.

What type of light does the Orbital Floor Lamp emit?

The Orbital diffuses light through five angled glass panels, producing a soft, even ambient glow. The asymmetrical arrangement means the light spreads across a room with variation rather than uniformity, creating depth and atmosphere.

What finish and color options are available for the Orbital?

The Orbital Floor Lamp is available with glass diffusers in either white or a multicolored version. The white configuration reads as a refined sculptural object, while the multicolor option introduces a more expressive, graphic character.

Is the Foscarini Orbital suitable for residential and contract projects?

Yes. Its scale and visual presence make it well suited to residential living spaces, hotel lobbies, and curated commercial interiors. Architects and designers frequently specify it as a focal point in open-plan environments where lighting also functions as spatial composition.

Where is the Foscarini Orbital Floor Lamp manufactured?

The Orbital is manufactured in Italy by Foscarini, a Venetian brand founded in 1981 that produces all its lighting through close collaboration with designers and specialized Italian craftspeople.

Brand & Designer

Foscarini
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Foscarini

Founded in 1981 in Murano, Italy, Foscarini specializes in contemporary lighting distinguished by material innovation, expressive design, and refined Italian craftsmanship.
Ludovica Serafini and Roberto Palomba
Orbital Floor Lamp

Ludovica Serafini and Roberto Palomba

An Italian design duo known for a polished, architecture-led modernism shaped by comfort, innovation, and a refined sense of living. Their work moves between interiors, furniture, and product design, often creating pieces that feel sensual, resolved, and quietly contemporary.