Cubetto table lamp "Few ideas but confused" with half-silvered globe Light bulb - Santomanifesto

Cubetto lamp "Poche idee ma confuse" with half-silver Light bulb is a table lamp that combines graphic impact and light control, transforming a compact object into a sophisticated and functional luminous element. The decorated cube signed by Santomanifesto introduces a direct and contemporary visual language, capable of defining the space with colour and personality.

The Light bulb with half-silvered silver finish reflects light upwards and sideways, shielding the light source and reducing direct glare. This creates softer, indirect lighting, ideal for domestic and contract environments where visual comfort is sought without sacrificing a strong aesthetic statement. The interplay between the mirrored surface and the cube’s graphics generates dynamic contrasts and reflections that change depending on the point of view.

The project stems from the collaboration between Creative Cables and Santomanifesto, an artistic collective that reinterprets the art of the poster, making it accessible and part of everyday life. In this configuration, the light becomes reflection and direction, helping to build a more intimate and controlled atmosphere.

Equipped with a Cord with Switch and Plug, the Cubetto lamp is ready to use and can be easily placed in any context, from residential to creative spaces. A compact solution that combines visual communication and light quality in a single element.

Technical specifications:

Natural wood table lamp composed of:

Wooden base, side dimensions: 9.0 cm
Socket: E27 - Max 70 W
CE certified
Plug and Switch color: transparent
2-pole 2.5A EU Plug
Creative-Cables round cotton-covered White Cord: 2 meters (150 cm from plug to switch + 50 cm from switch to Posaluce) 2x0.75, HAR certified. Made in Italy

Light bulb [BB-A05]: LED, half-silvered sphere, G125, 7W, 650Lm, 2700K, E27, F, width 125 mm, height 178 mm, dimmable.

Care: To preserve the natural beauty of the lamp, it is recommended to dust it carefully, avoiding the use of chemicals that could damage its surface.