Memphis - Treetops, 1981
The Treetops is a slim, sculptural floor lamp designed in 1981 by Ettore Sottsass for the debut Memphis Milano collection. It is celebrated for its dynamic, zoomorphic appearance, often compared to a bird or a tree bending in the wind.
Design and Symbolism
The lamp's structure is an abstract, metaphorical representation of a tree:
Base: A solid green wedge of cast iron representing roots.
Trunk: A tall, slender arc made of painted metal, typically in orange or red.
Head: A colorful, conical top that serves as the "foliage". It is adjustable, allowing you to direct the light with precision.
Technical Details
Dimensions: It stands at a significant height of 195 cm (approx. 76.8 inches).
Lighting: It traditionally uses a 300W halogen bulb, though modern versions are often equipped with dimmable LED R7s light sources.
Material: Built from enameled steel, aluminum, and chrome-plated brass
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