This lamp is ready for its close-up: Featured in Hollywood classics including Diamonds are Forever and The Italian Job, the Arco is a design icon that has been in constant production since its debut in 1962. The famed Castiglioni brothers spared no detail when they created it, from the beveled corners of its genuine Carrera marble base (designed not to hurt should you brush against them) to the strategic hole that allows for easy lifting of the base.
The base supports a spun aluminum reflector via a curved stainless steel adjustable stem, allowing the lamp to offer both direct and indirect light. The height extends to almost 7-feet, allowing for easy placement of a couch or table underneath.
The finish is stainless steel. The Arco floor lamp is available in LED or incandescent.
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Internal ID
2859
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Installation Pdf
ARCO EUR-USA.pdfARCO LED.pdf
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Mounting
Free Standing
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Lamp (Bulb) Description
1 MULTICHIP LED 2700K 1126lm CRI93 28W dimmer 1 x 100W A-21 Medium Silvered Bulb Incandescent (Included)
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Environment
Indoor - Dry Location
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Dimmable
No Yes (Dimmer not included)
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Finish
Stainless steel
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Voltage
120
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Switching
0-50%-100% step dimming on power cord Foot switch on power cord
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IP Rating
IP20
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Cord Length / Color
106" - Black
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Construction Material
Aluminum, Marble, Stainless steel
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Weight (lbs)
140.7 lbs
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Life with a Hollywood legend can be illuminating.
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Inspiration behind the design:
The Castiglioni brothers drew their inspiration for the Arco lamp from something they saw every day: a streetlight. Using commercially available parts, they set out to design a piece that was technically innovative and visually appealing—a lamp that was functional but wouldn’t need to be stepped around. They finished it with a marble base, knowing that the same weight would take up less space, allowing the Arco to live in—not take over—the room it illuminated.
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