Product Details

Details
  • Material: Enamel-coated metal (reflector), thick glass diffuser, and a base made from white Carrara marble.
  • Environment: Indoor, dry location use.
  • Power: 150W halogen or compatible E27 LED bulb.
  • Voltage: 110V.
  • Weight: 7.99 kg (approximately 17.6 lbs).
  • Switching: Integrated electronic touch dimmer for brightness adjustment.
  • Light Source Type: Halogen or LED bulb (E27 fitting).
  • Correlated Color Temperature (CCT): Typically uses a warm 2700-3000K bulb for cozy lighting.
Measurements

H: 14.5" W: 15.5" in

H: 36.83, W: 39.37 cm

Shipping & Returns

Please refer to our shipping and return & exchange policy.

Warranty

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

Frequently Asked Questions

Who designed the Flos Snoopy lamp and when?

The Snoopy lamp was designed by brothers Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni and introduced in 1967. The Castiglionis were among the central figures of postwar Italian design, known for rigorously functional objects that carry a distinct wit and economy of form.

What type of light does the Snoopy lamp produce?

The lamp produces direct, downward-focused light diffused through its curved opal glass disc, making it well suited to task lighting on a desk or side table. The touch-sensitive dimmer allows precise control over brightness without altering the lamp's silhouette.

Is the marble base on the Snoopy lamp genuine Carrara marble?

Yes. The base is solid Carrara marble, quarried in Tuscany, chosen by the Castiglionis for its density and visual weight. Its cool white surface provides a grounding counterpoint to the graphic black-and-white reflector above.

Is the Flos Snoopy lamp still in production?

The Snoopy has been in continuous production by Flos since its 1967 debut, a rare distinction in the industry. Each lamp is manufactured in Italy according to the original specifications.

How does the Snoopy lamp fit into a contemporary interior?

Its reduced palette of black, white, and natural marble allows it to read as both a functional instrument and a sculptural object on a desk, console, or bedside surface. Architects and designers often specify it precisely because its form has not required revision in over fifty years.

Brand & Designer

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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.
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Pier Giacomo Castiglioni

An Italian architect and designer whose work helped define postwar modernism through intelligent reduction, engineering-level clarity, and a quiet sense of humor. Best known for lighting and objects that feel inevitable, he turned everyday constraints into elegant, lasting icons.
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An iconic Italian designer celebrated for his playful, innovative, and deeply human approach to everyday objects and lighting.