Costanzina Table Lamp
by Paolo Rizzatto for Luceplan
Reviewed by 3 customers
Classic design
Great lamp, looks good almost anywhere. Be careful with the wand - I broke it in the first 10 minutes, and it was very difficult to open the casing and reassemble it.
So Close But....
I had high hopes for this lamp. The proportions are lovely and it l ooked very well constructed. But is has a fatal flaw. The stem wobbles. What makes this especially aggravating is that the manufacturer is aware of the problem fixed it in the floor model but doesn't feel the need to fix it with the table version. That's silly especially since the fix was to just add a rubber gasket so the knob cinches the stem down. If you can live with the stem flopping around some then you might be happy with this light but I couldn't and wasn't. It went back.
Great table lamp
Great classic table lamp for our hallway
Luceplan
Established in 1978 by architects Riccardo Sarfatti, Paolo Rizzatto and Sandra Severi, Luceplan defined its goal of democratic quality design, free of stylistic clichés and opulence, from the very onset. This approach--soon acknowledged by the market and numerous international awards--was perfected when Alberto Meda, an engineer with a passionate love for design, joined the team in 1984.