Oluce Spider

The Oluce Spider collection, designed by Joe Colombo in 1965, is a timeless embodiment of Italian design excellence. Winning the prestigious Golden Compass Award in 1967, the Spider lamp became a celebrated piece of modern design. In 1972, it featured in the influential exhibition "Italy: The New Domestic Landscape" in New York and has since been added to the permanent collections of renowned institutions such as the Triennale International Exhibition in Milan and the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

The Spider family includes a floor lamp, characterised by it's sleek, modern aesthetic. Featuring a lacquered metal base, a chromed stem, and an adjustable aluminium reflector designed to work with a specialised horizontal bulb. Available in striking finishes like gloss black and mustard yellow, the Spider lamp is perfect for adding direct light and a touch of sophistication to any residential or commercial space.