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Table Lamps Vibia: I.cono

Name: I.cono
Brand: Vibia

I.cono 66963

Vibia

The stamp of the Lievore, Altherr and Molina studio is manifest in this new lamp, I.cono, via a language of soft, friendly and perfectly understandable codes. An exercise in subtlety that can only be achieved by great designers, representing a successful exercise in balancing the new and the now, and the most exquisite Nordic tradition.

This design achieves visual lightness and extremely high quality through the exquisite use of materials and finishes, combining cleanliness and consistency, taking each possibility to the limit. Even the rotating mechanisms of the head and base seem invisible thanks to the high technical quality in all the processes of creating this piece.

The finish is designed to suit the most modern tastes and comes in polycarbonate lacquer in black, white or pistachio. The standard vertical stem, standard with angled stem, or table lamp with straight or angled stem and the wall lamp fitting, also with two solutions (switch on the base or on the cable) mean that interior designers can provide a single space with a comprehensive aesthetic feel using this lamp that provides different solutions for different needs.

Versions: Standard, table and wall lamp
Dimensions:
Table lamp: base 24 x 21 cm. Height: 63 cm and width: 85 cm. Diffuser: 28 x 20 cm.
Standard with vertical stem: base 30x28. Height: 127 cm. Diffuser: 28 x 20 cm.
Standard with angled stem: base 30x28. Height: 135 cm and width: 95 cm Diffuser: 28 x 20 cm.
Wall lamp with switch on base: Support: 11 cm and diffuser: 26x20 cm. Height: 28 cm
Wall lamp with switch on cable: Support: 20 cm and diffuser: 28x20 cm. Height: 54 cm

Materials: Polycarbonate lacquered finish in white, black and green.
Light source: For all versions: E 14 mate 230V 60W max or E14 15W Max. (Megaman Liliput Plus or similar)

This product is compatible with lamps belonging to energy classes: A++,A+,A,B,C,D,E

Energy classes on a scale of A++ (highest efficiency) to E (lowest efficiency).

Designer: Lievore Altherr Molina