Toio lamp

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The Toio lamp is an iconic mid-century modern floor lamp designed by Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni, celebrated for its minimalist, industrial aesthetic and innovative use of a car headlight as its light source.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf floor lamp
lighting design icon
mid-century modern design object
associatedWith Castiglioni brothers NERFINISHED
category Italian design classic
colorOption black
red
white
cordVisibility exposed
countryOfOrigin Italy
designedIn Milan NERFINISHED
designer Achille Castiglioni NERFINISHED
Pier Giacomo Castiglioni NERFINISHED
exhibitedAt design museums
hasControl dimmer (in some versions)
foot switch
hasGeometricForm slender vertical profile
hasNameEtymology name derived from Italian pronunciation of “toy”
hasPart adjustable stem
exposed wiring
floor base
transformer
inception 1962
lightSource car headlight
halogen lamp
manufacturer Flos NERFINISHED
market commercial interiors
residential interiors
materialUsed glass
metal
steel
movement Italian modernism
notableFeature height-adjustable stem
industrial aesthetic
minimalist structural frame
use of a car headlight as light source
visible transformer on base
placement floor
powerSupply mains electricity
producedBy Flos NERFINISHED
productType designer lighting
recognizedAs iconic 20th-century lighting design
style industrial
mid-century modern
minimalist
use accent lighting
ambient lighting

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Flos notableProduct Toio lamp