Floor lamp with an innovative design and material from the 1950s

Launched in 1953, Matgot’s eccentric design is still relevant 70 years later. Satellite floor lamp and pendant lamp are characterised by his signature perforated metal sheets, which he called Rigitulle, and the folding and shaping technique he used to create an inventive series of furniture and home accessories. The name is a hint at the technological optimism and futuristic vision of space of the post-war era.

The perforated metal of the egg-shaped lampshade creates a diffuse and inviting light around the Satellite floor lamp . The hat on top has a white coating at the bottom so that the light is reflected downwards. This creates an enchanting combination of light and shadow and a magical glow.

The Satellite floor lamp is fully equipped to stay outdoors. The stainless steel lampshade and aluminium hat have a special powder coating that provides extra protection against rust, water and wind. The LED bulb is built into a waterproof polycarbonate shade that keeps the lamp safe without disturbing the emitted light.