Like half-open flower petals or protective hands from which light springs, the Téa lamp features original curves and irregular textures. Resembling a natural terracotta fabrication, the table lamp designed by Ferrucio Laviani invites us to a poetic contemplation of the object. The result is an eco-design luminaire in which Kartell showcases molding technologies for decorative objects.
Award NYC Design
Structure in recycled thermoplastic technopolymer - solution-dyed.
Ferruccio Laviani: Italian design shines a light on style!Ferruccio Laviani: the art of reinventing the classicsFor Ferruccio Laviani, light is much more than just a matter of lighting. It is a veritable playground where styles, forms and materials come together. Born in 1960 in Cremona, Ita...
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