Mezzaluna floor lamp

DCW Éditions – Bruno Gecchelin, 1975

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Mezzaluna Floor Lamp DCW Éditions – Bruno Gecchelin, 1975

The Mezzaluna floor lamp was designed in 1975 by the Italian designer Bruno Gecchelin. The idea was to provide a powerful floor lamp, which could replace a pendant light as basic lighting in a room, thanks to the then innovative technology of halogen lighting.

To ensure this function, the Mezzaluna floor lamp was equipped with a dimmer, a pivoting head to direct the lumens and a height-adjustable foot to adapt to the shape of the room. The design, both simple and obvious, did the rest: the Mezzalina floor lamp was a huge success, before leaving the market because of its energy-consuming technology.

Mezzaluna Floor Lamp DCW Éditions – Bruno Gecchelin, 1975
Mezzaluna Floor Lamp DCW Éditions – Bruno Gecchelin, 1975

The floor lamp is reborn today thanks to the artistic director of DCW Éditions, Frédéric Winkler, who contacted Bruno Gecchelin via his son, Lorenzo, also a designer, to adapt it to LED technology. Enthusiastic, the Gecchelins, father and son, collaborated to give a second life to the “Demi-Lune” floor lamp.

The result is perfect: the lighting power is remarkable: up to 6000 lumens, enough to illuminate an entire room.

To the original black and white have been added red, yellow and carbon blue hues inspired by the iconic Lampe Gras.

Mezzaluna Floor Lamp DCW Éditions – Bruno Gecchelin, 1975
Mezzaluna Floor Lamp DCW Éditions – Bruno Gecchelin, 1975

Light source Integrated LED Up to 6000 lm – sliding dimmer on the lampshade – light temperature adjustable from 3000 K (cold white) to 2700 K and 2300 K (very warm white) using 3 filters provided.

Dimensions Ø34 x H184-221 cm Cable 2,1 m 

Materials Steel, Marble, Aluminum Lampshade swivel head

Mezzaluna Floor Lamp DCW Éditions – Bruno Gecchelin, 1975
Mezzaluna Floor Lamp DCW Éditions – Bruno Gecchelin, 1975

Black

Mezzaluna Floor Lamp DCW Éditions – Bruno Gecchelin, 1975
Mezzaluna Floor Lamp DCW Éditions – Bruno Gecchelin, 1975

White

Mezzaluna Floor Lamp DCW Éditions – Bruno Gecchelin, 1975
Mezzaluna Floor Lamp DCW Éditions – Bruno Gecchelin, 1975

Yellow

Mezzaluna Floor Lamp DCW Éditions – Bruno Gecchelin, 1975
Mezzaluna Floor Lamp DCW Éditions – Bruno Gecchelin, 1975

Red

Mezzaluna Floor Lamp DCW Éditions – Bruno Gecchelin, 1975
Mezzaluna Floor Lamp DCW Éditions – Bruno Gecchelin, 1975

Blue

Mezzaluna Floor Lamp DCW Éditions – Bruno Gecchelin, 1975
Mezzaluna Floor Lamp DCW Éditions – Bruno Gecchelin, 1975

Chrome

Mezzaluna Floor Lamp DCW Éditions – Bruno Gecchelin, 1975
Mezzaluna Floor Lamp DCW Éditions – Bruno Gecchelin, 1975
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Mezzaluna - DCW - Éditions
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Mezzaluna - DCW - Éditions
Mezzaluna - DCW - Éditions
Mezzaluna - DCW - Éditions
Mezzaluna - DCW - Éditions
Mezzaluna - DCW - Éditions
Mezzaluna - DCW - Éditions
Mezzaluna - DCW - Éditions
Mezzaluna - DCW - Éditions
Mezzaluna - DCW - Éditions
Mezzaluna - DCW - Éditions
Mezzaluna - DCW - Éditions
Mezzaluna - DCW - Éditions
Mezzaluna - DCW - Éditions
Mezzaluna - DCW - Éditions
Mezzaluna Floor Lamp DCW Éditions – Bruno Gecchelin, 1975
Mezzaluna Floor Lamp DCW Éditions – Bruno Gecchelin, 1975
Mezzaluna Floor Lamp DCW Éditions – Bruno Gecchelin, 1975
Mezzaluna Floor Lamp DCW Éditions – Bruno Gecchelin, 1975

Bruno Gecchelin

Bruno Gecchelin

Bruno Gecchelin was born in Italy in 1939. A graduate of architecture from the Polytechnic School of Milan, he quickly became passionate about the world of Design and designed decorative objects for large companies such as Indesit and il Gruppo Industriale Busnelli. He worked for 15 years in the Olivetti design office then founded his own design agency in 1974. Among his notable creations, a range of accessories for the Fiat Panda and a series of pieces for the culinary art but above all various lamps for Arteluce, Flos, Venini, Skipper and even O-Luce. During his long career, he designed more than a hundred objects, in harmony with technological and polyfunctional innovation. His creations are renowned for being elegant and discreet. His illustrious career has earned him numerous recognitions, including three Compasso d’Oro and the iF Product Design Award in Hanover. His creations are still attractive today and are recognized worldwide. Almost 90 years old, Bruno Gecchelin still draws today.

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