Cestita—Spanish for “small basket”—is the younger sibling of Cesta, inspired by the traditional Mediterranean lanterns and one of the most iconic designs by Miguel Milá. With a slimmer cherry wood structure that’s always carefully polished and firmly assembled, this lamp-object houses its light source inside either an opal glass globe or a white plastic version—the latter offering greater resistance to life’s everyday bumps and knocks, or as we like to call it, the child-friendly edition.
White opal glass or white opal polyehtylene lampshade.
LED bulb: 3,4 W
E.E.C. F
CCT: 2.700 K
Luminous flux: 470 lm
Other light sources: Max. 40 W
Input voltage: 100, 120, 230 Vac. (50 Hz / 60 Hz). According to destination.
Lampholder: E26 (Max. hgt. 105 mm / 4.1″)
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Cestita—Spanish for “small basket”—is the younger sibling of Cesta, inspired by the traditional Mediterranean lanterns and one of the most iconic designs by Miguel Milá. With a slimmer cherry wood structure that’s always carefully polished and firmly assembled, this lamp-object houses its light source inside either an opal glass globe or a white plastic version—the latter offering greater resistance to life’s everyday bumps and knocks, or as we like to call it, the child-friendly edition.
White opal glass or white opal polyehtylene lampshade.
LED bulb: 3,4 W
E.E.C. F
CCT: 2.700 K
Luminous flux: 470 lm
Other light sources: Max. 40 W
Input voltage: 100, 120, 230 Vac. (50 Hz / 60 Hz). According to destination.
Lampholder: E26 (Max. hgt. 105 mm / 4.1″)
- Cestita
We understand honesty as a tool for making thoughtful choices. Our impact matrix helps us transparently show the footprint of our products. We know we’re not perfect, but we work every day to do better—aware that designing responsibly is an ongoing practice of care and attention.
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Cesta
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Walking through Barcelona in the 1960s, designer Miguel Milá came across an opaline globe left outside a glass factory. He decided to take it in, and over time, it became the centerpiece of a large and growing family.
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