Ermanno Lampa and Sergio Brazzoli. Albanella lamp for Guzzini

ERMANNO LAMPA (Italy, 20th century) and SERGIO BRAZZOLI (Italy, 20th century) for Guzzini.
Albanella" table lamp, 1970s.
Plastic and metal.
With Guzzini label.
Electrical features: European plug (up to 240 V) / E27 socket / LED compatible.
It presents a slight wear, according to its age and use.
Measurements: 47 x 43 x 54 cm.

The "Alba" lamp is a very representative piece of Italian space age design, with a sculptural and futuristic aesthetic: it is a table lamp composed of a wrap-around shade in molded plastic in translucent shades - white, amber or caramel - that diffuse the light in a soft and homogeneous way, evoking the concept of "alba" or dawn. The structure usually combines this plastic body with a base and a heavy black-painted metal head, providing stability and visual contrast. Formally, it stands out for its curved and continuous lines, without interruptions, creating a compact and fluid volume that integrates function and sculpture, typical of Guzzini's design in that decade. It is a piece highly valued by collectors, both for its iconic character and for its innovative use of plastic materials in domestic lighting.