1970's Medusa Table Lamp By Roberto Pamio For Leucos Cleaners Grand enough to divide a

Grand enough to divide a living and dining space while remaining visually light thanks to its elevated

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original walnut shade lamp that mounts to any tension pole

including the self-storing leaf

this authentic teak cabinet with sliding and removable glass doors is ideal for contemporary living spaces where scale and function matter

1970's Medusa Table Lamp By Roberto Pamio For Leucos Cleaners Grand enough to divide aA stunning rare 1970's "Medusa" table lamp by Roberto Pamio for Leucos. Roberto Pamio is a trained architect and been designing homes, furniture and lighting since the late 60's. A student of Carlo Scarpa, from whom he inherited a passion from using poor materials such as wood, stone and glass. Ever since he was a young boy Roberto Pamio has been moved by a creative sensitivity that has led him to embrace industrial design, developing his own personal