Polinnia BBPR Artemide Pendant Lamp

Polinnia pendant lamp, BBPR for Artemide. The project reflects the rigorous and architectural approach typical of the Milanese group, translating an essential and structured formal research into the scale of the domestic object. The lamp stands out for the balanced composition of the volumes and for the quality of the diffused light, designed to dialogue with the space in a measured but characterizing way. A significant example of Italian design of the second half of the twentieth century, Polinnia combines technical precision and design sensitivity, still being current today for its elegance and formal coherence.

Good general condition, with slight signs of aging consistent with age.

In the post-war Italian design landscape, understanding the evolution of BBPR furniture means entering the heart of a cultural transformation that goes beyond the simple production of objects. Between the end of the Forties and the beginning of the Fifties, Italy went through a complex phase of material and identity reconstruction, in which the project became a fundamental tool for redefining the relationship between tradition and modernity. In this context, BBPR furniture stands out for its ability to reinterpret the values of Italian design culture through a modern reinterpretation of tradition, in which historical memory and innovation coexist in balance.