The Levante floor lamp extends the airy aesthetic of the collection designed by Luceplan onto the floor. Its remarkably lightweight structure evokes a suspended organism in balance: three slender steel rods rise in parallel up to 83 cm in height before unfolding under their own curvature, forming a stable and elegant tripod base. True to the original spirit of the Levante collection, designer Marco Spatti draws inspiration here from traditional Japanese fans and their dialogue with the movement of air. The central core, made of aluminum, houses the light source at the heart of the composition, while the rods unfold into a sculptural silhouette reminiscent of an organism floating in space. With a total height of 180 cm, this Levante floor lamp asserts a strong sculptural presence while retaining the visual finesse and lightness that characterize the entire collection, balancing aesthetic rigor with material research.
Designer and founder of LucePlan, Gino Sarfatti was an acclaimed experimenter and innovator in the lighting world. LucePlan's history is punctuated with constant and well-defined factors: experimentation, research and quality, with a philosophy focused on the creation of "beautiful objects for the general public" and with understated sophistication. LucePlan’s ambition is to create lights that improve the quality of life of their users. LucePlan often puts forward unexpected combinations of materials, shapes and technologies to create an ever-more effective approach to light and its optical perceptions.