Product Details

Details
  • Indoor floor lamp designed by Alberto Zattin
  • Showcases volumes and architectural details
  • Features a concrete cube with a built-in projector on one side
  • Comes with a black cable
  • Input: 100-240V - 50/60Hz
  • Power: Max 10W
Measurements

H × W × D
6.75 × 6.75 × 6.75 in.
17 × 17 × 17 cm.

Cement, Metal

Shipping & Returns

Please refer to our shipping and return & exchange policy.

Warranty

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

Frequently Asked Questions

What material is the Q Floor Lamp base made from?

The base is cast from raw concrete, forming a cube measuring 17 centimeters per side. The unfinished surface is intentional, giving the lamp the quiet presence of a found or site-specific object.

How does the Q Floor Lamp illuminate a room?

The Q uses an upward-facing projector built into one face of the concrete cube. Light grazes walls and ceilings rather than radiating outward, which sculpts volume and draws attention to the architectural surfaces of the space.

Who designed the Q Floor Lamp?

The Q was designed by Alberto Zattin in collaboration with Davide Groppi, an Italian brand known for lighting conceived as minimal, idea-driven objects rather than conventional fixtures.

Is the Q Floor Lamp suitable for indirect or ambient lighting?

Yes. The upward projection creates indirect, diffused light that defines atmosphere and reveals spatial geometry. It is particularly well suited to rooms where the architecture itself is meant to be experienced.

What kind of interior does the Q Floor Lamp work best in?

The Q is designed for architectural interiors where restraint and proportion are priorities. Its minimal concrete form reads well in spaces that favor raw or refined materiality, from concrete and plaster to stone and plywood.

Brand & Designer

Davide Groppi
Anima Lamp

Davide Groppi

Founded in the late 1980s in Piacenza, Italy, Davide Groppi specializes in poetic contemporary lighting defined by simplicity, lightness and inventive expression.
Alberto Zattin
Viola Chair

Alberto Zattin

An Italian designer known for poetic lighting, architectural restraint, and a refined balance of simplicity, atmosphere, and spatial clarity.