Buonanotte
decorative table lamp
designed by Giovanni Luigi Gorgoni
Milan, 1937
Buonanotte
decorative table lamp
designed by Giovanni Luigi Gorgoni
Milan, 1937
Buonanotte is a fun lamp that can be adjusted by rotating two metal shades which, moved freely around the spherical diffuser, control the light beam. With a simple gesture, the atmosphere changes: open for good reading or closed and subdued, for pleasant dreams.
Buonanotte
designed by
Giovanni Luigi Gorgoni
Milan, 1937
Pupil of Giò Ponti, Ernesto Nathan Rogers, and Vittorio Gregotti. His name is associated with countless prestigious projects created for Milan, Rome, Madonna di Campiglio, Porto Cervo, Benhazi, Misurata, Tripoli, Gedda, Paris, Cannes, Lyon, Yaoundé, London, and New York.
In 2007, he was awarded the VIA prize by the French Industry and Design Association.
© Giovanni Luigi Gorgoni
