
Taccia
Designed by Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni, 1962
Table lamp emitting indirect and reflected light. Aluminium reflector, gloss white on the outside and matt white on the inside, mounted on an adjustable transparent mouth-blown glass diffuser. Body in black, matt white, silver anodised or bronze anodised aluminium with a nickel-plated metal base. Equipped with a dimmer for 10–100% adjustment. Plug-in power supply with interchangeable plugs included.
Designed by Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni in 1962, Taccia was conceived with the idea of turning a ceiling lamp upside down. Its crafted reflector and distinctive grooved base make it one of the most iconic symbols of Italian design. While often compared to a classical column, the base was inspired by a radiator, originally serving a heat-dispersion function now rendered unnecessary by LED technology. A true Flos ambassador, Taccia exemplifies the Castiglionis’ industrial roots and minimalist vision.
28W - 2700K
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