Wall lamp · 1954 / 2019

Coppa Aperta Applique

Designed by Ignazio Gardella ↗Corrado Corradi Dell’Acqua ↗

Coppa Aperta Applique, wall lamp by Ignazio Gardella & Corrado Corradi Dell’Acqua

Designed in 1954 by Ignazio Gardella and Corrado Corradi Dell’Acqua, Coppa Aperta transforms the ribbed industrial glass once used on Milan trams into a domestic lamp. The open prismatic diffuser rests within a restrained brass structure, spreading light softly across the surrounding wall and room. TATO re-edited the design in 2019.

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Variants

Finishings

01 / 06
Coppa Aperta Applique in Brass / Black, code TCA200-0924
TCA200-0924Brass / Black
Coppa Aperta Applique in Chrome / Black, code TCA200-0124
TCA200-0124Chrome / Black
Coppa Aperta Applique in Satin Nickel / Black, code TCA200-0524
TCA200-0524Satin Nickel / Black
Coppa Aperta Applique in Brass / Silver, code TCA200-0921
TCA200-0921Brass / Silver
Coppa Aperta Applique in Chrome / Silver, code TCA200-0121
TCA200-0121Chrome / Silver
Coppa Aperta Applique in Satin Nickel / Silver, code TCA200-0521
TCA200-0521Satin Nickel / Silver

Specifications

Technical
details

Materials
Brass, Glass
Type
Wall lamp
Dimensions
24 × 16 × 23 cm
Weight
1.5 kg
Bulbs
1xLED max 8W E27-220V / E26-110V
Insulation
Class I / IP20

Specification resources

Datasheet PDF ↗2D / 3D files ZIP ↗Manual PDF ↗

In context

Installed views, material relationships and details of the item in context.