Cubetto table lamp "Think of yourself in Elba" with porcelain-effect globe Light bulb - Tuttapolpa

Cubetto lamp "Pensati all’Elba" with porcelain-effect light bulb is a table lamp that transforms the call of the island of Elba into a soft, enveloping luminous presence. The cube brings into the space an expression that immediately evokes sea, light and freedom, suggesting a break from the daily rhythm.

“Pensati all’Elba” is a direct invitation to change perspective: just saying it evokes a specific place, made of open horizons, bright days and a slower pace of time. A simple thought that instantly becomes an image.

The globe light bulb with porcelain-effect finish diffuses homogeneous, soft light, shielding the light source and reducing glare. The result is continuous, comfortable lighting, ideal for living areas, bedrooms or spaces where you want stable, relaxing light. The opaque luminous volume accompanies the space discreetly, like a constant presence.

The jute cord recalls the natural tones of the island, contributing to a coherent and recognizable aesthetic. The product is born from the collaboration between Creative Cables and Tuttapolpa, a project that tells the story of Italian dialects through the most authentic and spontaneous expressions of everyday language.

Equipped with a cord with switch and plug, Cubetto Lamp is ready to use. Perfect for personal spaces or as a gift idea, it is a lamp that combines light and imagination in a compact and distinctive object.

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: white
2-pole 2.5A EU Plug
Creative-Cables round jute-covered 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-P04]: LED, porcelain effect, G125, 7W, 640Lm, 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.