Tack is a table lamp with soft and delicate lines characterised by an alternation of solids and voids. The structure is made up of a storage base with the function of a tray and a stem in solid canaletta walnut. The joining elements are transformed into decorative details in metal with a brushed bronzed brass finish. The juxtaposition of different materials gives the Tack lamp a sophisticated, elegant yet incisive design. In order to increase the degree of customisation of the product, it is possible to choose between two dome options: one in smoked glass with an etched white opaline glass diffuser or a white opaline glass dome. These two finishes allow the lamp to be adapted to different atmospheres and furnishing styles, making it a versatile complement with great visual impact.
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Danilo Radice
Born in Como, Danilo Radice graduated in architecture from Milan Polytechnic University and started numerous collaborations with various architecture and design studios that marked his professional growth. He opened his own design studio, working on private and public building projects. He specialized in interior design projects in which he functionally redefined domestic environments following his own personal taste based on minimalism, formal cleanliness, great attention to details and, at the same time, featuring the use of strong elements and signs. For Porada, he designed the Tylsa collection consisting of the sideboard Tylsa 240 and Tylsa Night 4 and Tylsa Night 54 for the bedroom.
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