Paola Petrobelli
The Light Of Glass Table Lamp Coffee designed by Paola Petrobelli found its true material in the molten glass of Murano, and her lamps read like reductive experiments in light — instinctive, precise, and quietly theatrical.
In coffee, blue and lilac, this lamp shows Petrobelli’s fascination with layering translucent colour the way light layers through a stained-glass window. Movable and unfixed to any single position, it invites its owner to keep rearranging its glass elements long after installation, echoing the designer’s own restless, ever-tinkering nature. Each hand-blown piece is unique, and the lamp is also offered in amethyst, blue and amber.
Movable decorative lamp
Venetian hand blown glass
Colour coffee, blue and lilac
Also available in amethyst, blue and amber
Each handblown glass piece is unique—shapes and colours may vary, and slight imperfections are a natural part of its artisanal character
Electrification: Wireless and rechargeable, USB charger included
CE Certification: Yes
UL Listed: No
Dimmable: Remote controller included, dimmable mode available, and candle-light effect mode
Bulb: integrated LED, 0.5 W
Colour Temperature: Warm
Production lead time: 14 weeks
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Born in Padova, Paola Petrobelli has always been driven by an insatiable curiosity to understand how things work. As a child, she built simple electrical circuits and improvised lamps from household objects, batteries, and bulbs; later, she could be found dismantling her motocross bike in an effort to grasp how its components functioned as a whole. Her early works—functional glass vessels—were conceived to be handled and used, not merely observed, reinforcing her belief in interaction over passive display. As her practice evolved, the theme of impermanence became central. Her stacking lamps, composed of modular elements, are designed to be rearranged by their owners and are intentionally shipped as separate components rather than fixed forms.
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