Kartell Take

The Take table lamp consists of two mirror-image halves that are separated or united in the middle by a rectangular plate. From one side, it appears as a typical bedside lamp from the 1960s, while at a 90° angle, it presents itself as a sculptural piece. The centrally positioned rectangle serves both as a partition between the two lamp halves and as a frame for the typical bedside lamp shape. This is a fascinatingly revolutionized lighting design by the Italian designer Ferruccio Laviani. In the transparent polycarbonate versions, the shade is pleated on the inside, creating beautiful light reflections when turned on. In the solid-colored versions, the lamp's sculptural form is more pronounced. The not overly tall Take table lamp by Kartell is perfect as additional lighting in a living space or as an elegant bedside lamp next to the bed.