In June 1974 in Paris, the lampshade was designed by Man Ray directly on a sheet of flat cardboard and, together with other sketches of the base, a few days later it became the lamp called ‘La lune sous le chapeau’. The light is an ‘objet trouvé’ as it re-evaluates basic materials, low technology, formal simplicity. An apparently anonymous, anti-design lamp, provocative with a strong poetic content: the simplest lampshade supported by the most elementary of bases. This model faithfully reproduces, even in the spirit, the original design.

Technical information
Powder coated metal structure with lampshade in PVC with parchment texture or fabric lined, anti-slip serigraphy printed on base. For contract available special flame retardant B1 rated backing.

• Luce: diffused and direct, 220-240V
• Weight: 1,7 Kg
• Color Options Available
• Design: Man Ray, 1974