DCW éditions Mezzaluna - Floor Lamp

Mezzaluna is a lamp designed in 1975 by Bruno Gecchelin and revisited by him and his son Lorenzo Gecchelin in a modern key, produced by Brand DCWéditions.

In the world of Italian lighting of the seventies and eighties, some objects have become best-sellers or cult objects. Still others have gone through the era leaving behind strong memories, such as their halogen lamps, then considered among the excellences of lighting. This is the case of Mezzaluna, a crescent-shaped floor lamp designed in 1975 by Bruno Gecchelin, an absolute reference of Italian design. His Crescent was originally produced by Skipper, an Italian company at the time very active in the field of furniture, equipped with halogen lighting, available in black or white, and offered as a wall or ceiling lamp. Mezzaluna was immediately a great commercial and design success, but it did not stand the test of time, since consumption and excessive heating resulting from the halogen source made this masterpiece obsolete. Until, in 2022, Frédéric Winkler, founder of DCWédition, contacted Bruno Gecchelin through his son Lorenzo, to rework the lamp by adapting it to modern LED technology. After several months of work, the lamp was reborn with new finishes, new technologies, the ability to change the light output through filters, but with the same unmistakable style that made it an icon of Italian design. Until, in 2022, Frédéric Winkler, founder of DCWédition, contacted Bruno Gecchelin, through his son Lorenzo, to re-edit the lamp, adapting it to modern LED technology; and, after several months of work, the lamp was reborn with new finishes, new technology, the possibility of modifying the light output through filters, but with the same unmistakable style that made it an icon of Italian design. Designed and ideal for illuminating rooms such as living rooms, offices, bedrooms or living rooms in their entirety, its adjustable height and its diffuser allow you to direct the light wherever you want, always obtaining the best result, while the marble base maintains its vintage charm.