Designed by Niko Koronis
Available in Verde Guatemala and Rosso Levanto marble
Bespoke dimensions and finishes upon request
Electrification: Can be electrified for the country of your choice
CE Certification: Yes
IP Certification: No
Dimmable: Yes
UL Compliance: All components are compliant with UL certification, but the light itself is not UL Listed. If you require UL Listing, please contact us as this might be possible at an extra cost
Light Source Included: Yes
Light Source: 1x LED light, 12W
Lumens: 950 – 1300 lumens
Colour Temperature: 3000 – 4000K
Cable: Black textile 2 wire cables
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Mmairo is a marble atelier based in Carrara, its name drawn from the ancient Greek marmairo, meaning ‘to shine.’
The Bruchi Table Lamp, designed by Niko Koronis for Mmairo, questions marble’s oldest cultural role. Mmairo, the marble atelier founded in Carrara in 2016 and named after the ancient Greek word marmairo, meaning ‘to shine,’ typically treats marble as a metamorphic rock embodying the platonic idea of sculpture, the beginning and the end of a form. Koronis instead investigates the material’s limitations and the manufacturing process itself, letting the lamp’s structure expose rather than conceal how the stone was cut and shaped.
Available in Verde Guatemala, a deep green stone shot through with veining, and Rosso Levanto, a dense burgundy marble, the lamp can be ordered in bespoke dimensions and finishes. Produced entirely in-house by Mmairo’s artisans in the Apuan Alps, from quarry to finished object, the Bruchi Lamp turns the quiet glow of its light source into a demonstration of how much technical daring can be hidden inside a single, seemingly simple block of stone.

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