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Model 1095

c. 1968/2023

by Gino Sarfatti
for Astep

Model 1095

by Gino Sarfatti
for  Astep

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The Model 1095 floor lamp, designed by Gino Sarfatti for Astep, exudes a slender and grace­ful aesthetic, marked by intrigu­ing dispro­por­tions between its head and base. The design of the petite reflec­tive cup distinctly reflects Sarfat­ti’s explo­ration and cele­bra­tion of the inno­v­a­tive halogen light bulb, both from a func­tional and dimen­sional stand­point within the Model 1095. The lumi­naire, compris­ing a tubular aluminum stem, offered in three distinct heights and finished in a sophis­ti­cated slate gray, has under­gone a reissue where the base now conceals elec­tronic devices instead of a trans­former. Addi­tion­ally, the upgraded iter­a­tion features LED light­ing and incor­po­rates a patented liquid cooling system by Flos. Avail­able in three heights: 66.9″, 72.78″, and 78.7

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Gino Sarfatti

Italy (1912–1985)

Gino Sarfatti's contributions to the field of lighting design were immense and enduring. His ability to merge engineering expertise with innovative design concepts set a standard for the industry. Despite starting his career with a background in aeronautical engineering, Sarfatti's encounter with lighting sparked a lifelong passion that led to the creation of over 700 luminaires.

Establishing Arteluce in 1939, Sarfatti transformed the landscape of lighting design, bringing forward-thinking ideas and groundbreaking designs to the forefront. His exploration of new materials, technologies, and production methods ensured that his creations were not only aesthetically pleasing but also functional and efficient.

Sarfatti's entrepreneurial spirit and multidisciplinary approach allowed him to stay ahead of the curve, constantly pushing boundaries and redefining what was possible in lighting design. His legacy lives on through the continued influence of his work and the acquisition of Arteluce by Flos, ensuring that his designs remain accessible to generations of admirers.

Retiring to Lake Como in 1973, Sarfatti left behind a rich legacy of innovation and creativity. His impact on the world of design continues to be felt, cementing his status as one of the most significant figures in the history of Italian industrial design. Gino Sarfatti's vision and ingenuity have left an indelible mark on the world of design, inspiring countless designers and illuminating spaces with his timeless creations.

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