Description

Tatu is a lamp-object that became an design landmark and a symbol of 1970s Spanish pop culture. Its mechanical body, like a compact task lamp, was conceived in three independently rotating sections that adapt to use on a shelf, desk, bedside table—or even as a wall sconce, for which the required mounting is included.Its light is easily adjustable in both intensity and beam angle, making it ideal for focused tasks or moments of retreat. And its charm is legendary.Conceived by André Ricard on a transatlantic flight, this adjustable, articulated lamp became a 70s pop icon—versatile and full of charm.