Design by Alberto Meda and Paolo Rizzatto, 1985.

The Berenice table lamp is the inimitable founding product in a new type range of reasonably small sprung-jointed lamps. The fluid articulation of its movements and its perfect stability make Berenice a light that can be moved around without occupying precious space and with minimum effort.

Berenice operates with a transformer that allows low voltage power to reach the bulb through its rods without electric wiring, allowing the fixture to remain slim and elegant. By simply touching the head ring, which is well insulated and independent from the bulb housing, the light can be moved in any direction.

Metal parts in diecast aluminum, reinforced nylon frictional joints, rynite head. Parabolic reflector in pressed glass or metal.