Artemide Tolomeo Classic Wall Lamp
Design By M. De Lucchi & G. Fassina
wall mounted luminaires for adjustable direct task LED, fluorescent or incandescent lighting, with choice of S-bracket or J-bracket
fully adjustable, articulated arm body structure in extruded, brilliant, natural anodized aluminum
joints and tension control knobs in polished die-cast aluminum
tension cables in stainless steel
6" diameter diffuser in stamped, anodized matte aluminum, tiltable and 360 degree rotatable on lampholder with incorporated on/off switch
Black model features a diffuser, lampholder, and arms in Black finish mixed with the bracket, hardware, and fittings in Aluminum finish
choice of type of wall mounted support in polished die-cast aluminum:
Type 'S': suitable for wall surface mounting with luminaire cord and plug connection to wall plug-in outlet
Type 'J': suitable for mounting to wall electrical junction box with direct hard wiring
Lamping
Tolomeo classic: LED, CFL, INC max 100W E26/A19 bulb not included
Lead time: 2 - 4 weeks
Lamping explanation:
INC = incandescent FLU = fluorescent HAL = 120V halogen LV HAL = 12V halogen
MH = metal halide SBF = self-ballasted fluorescent LED = light emitting diode
All lamps are included with the fixtures
Spec Sheet: "J" Bracket Aluminum | "J" Bracket White | "J" Bracket Black | "S" Bracket Aluminum | "S" Bracket White | "S" Bracket Black
Artemide's design and research team focuses on developing quality and long-lasting products.
Utilization of recyclable materials is high priority in our process of conceiving new design.
80% of our lights are energy efficient fluorescent or LED lighting.
But what's more green than having a beautifully crafted light that continues to function well and looks stunning decades from now
The Artemide light has never been solely a function of seeing, or an opportunity for formal experimentation with lamps as objects. For more than forty years, Artemide has aimed to propose light as a companion to people, as a source of physical pleasure and mental comfort. Artemide has done so, with different work groups, searching through the whole design process, starting with a declaration of values - The human light.
