Colette Lamps by Luciani Frigerio for Frigerio Di Desio, 1970s, Set of 2

Extraordinary pair of cast brass table lamps with a suggestive brutalist design, signed by the renowned designer Luciano Frigerio for the illustrious Frigerio brand of Desio in the 70s.
These lamps, in impeccable condition, still retain their original linen caps with an elegant brass border.
The brass has a patina of age that has not been polished, for lovers of objects with a story to tell. 
It should be noted that one of the hats shows some signs of aging which do not compromise its use.
Discover the unique charm of these illuminating works of art and add a distinctive touch of design to your home.

Product Name: Pair of Lamps mod. "Colette" by Luciano Frigerio for Frigerio di Desio
Designer: Luciano Frigerio
Year of Design: 1970
Style: Brutalist 
Main Materials: Brass, linen
Distinctive Design: The lamps feature a unique brutalist design, featuring a cast of brass and original linen caps with elegant brass edging.
Dimensions: 17x17xH17cm (dimensions without lampshade)
Typical Use: Perfect for illuminating and enriching any domestic environment or furnishing space.
Design Icon: These lamps represent a 70s design icon designed by Luciano Frigerio.
Versatility: Suitable for different furnishing contexts thanks to their distinctive design and versatility.
Current State of Design: In excellent condition with original linen caps and brass piping still mounted. / Out of production
Additional Notes: One of the two hats shows, as shown in the photo, some signs of aging which do not compromise its use.

Luciano Frigerio, born in 1928 in Desio, was an Italian designer known for his contribution to the field of fine cabinet making and furniture design. Raised in a family with a long tradition of cabinetmaking, he combined his passion for design with that of music. Over the years, Frigerio has transformed the family business into a point of reference for high-quality furniture, collaborating with renowned Italian architects and designers.
His philosophy was based on the belief that architects could design unique furniture, not only for industrial production. This vision led to the creation of sculptured furniture in solid wood and headboards for sculptured beds in cast bronze, distinguishing itself from the industrial production of the time. His collaboration with architects such as Franco Albini and Paolo Portoghesi helped consolidate the company's reputation on the international market.
Frigerio has been recognized with several awards and honors throughout his career, including those obtained during the Salone Internazionale del Mobile Italiano and Mobillevante Bari. His impact on the design sector is also reflected through permanent exhibitions and the presence of his works in important Italian and foreign art galleries. His legacy of high-quality design continues to be appreciated, and Frigerio passed away in 1999 in Sanremo.

The Frigerio company of Desio was a renowned Italian company specialized in the production of high quality and design furniture. Founded and led by Luciano Frigerio, the company originated from a family tradition of artisan cabinetmaking started by his father Giovanni in 1889. Luciano, born in 1928, carried on the family legacy, but also introduced a modern and innovative vision into the sector.
In the 1960s and 1970s, Luciano Frigerio began to explore furniture design in collaboration with leading Italian architects and designers, including Franco Albini, Sergio Asti and Paolo Portoghesi. These collaborations have helped transform the company into a center of excellence for high-quality furniture, with particular attention to the production of unique and designer pieces.
Frigerio's distinctive approach to design is manifested through the creation of sculptured furniture in solid wood and headboards for sculptured beds in cast bronze. These unique and innovative pieces distinguished the company, differentiating it from the industrial production prevalent at the time.
Luciano Frigerio's philosophy has positively influenced the company, leading it to look at the international market. Over the years, the company has opened showrooms in various Italian cities, becoming a point of reference for lovers of design and fine cabinetmaking.
The Frigerio company has received recognition at various industry events, contributing to its reputation for excellence in furniture design. After Luciano Frigerio's death in 1999, the company's legacy continued through his works, which were exhibited in major art galleries in Italy and abroad, contributing to his notoriety in the world of high-end furniture design. quality.