Gino Sarfatti SP/14 spot lamps Arteluce Italy 1958

Gino Sarfatti

Italy 1912 – 1984
Engineer, lighting designer

This rare and minimalistic but elegant set of 10 chrome ceiling or wall lamps, designed by Gino Sarfatti and manufactured by Arteluce Milano in 1958, embodies the designer’s signature minimalist approach to lighting. Although these lamps are marked as Model SP/14, they are also documented in the Sarfatti book as Model SP/13f, adding to their historical significance.

These lamps are a perfect example of Sarfatti’s philosophy, providing only what is minimally necessary to create soft, spherical light. The design consists of three separate components, with the adjustable upper part, allowing for different light effects and orientations. The high-quality chrome finish enhances their sleek and timeless appeal. Each piece retains its original Arteluce sticker from the 1970s, confirming its authenticity.

This set of 10 lamps is in excellent original condition, complete with half-mirrored bulbs included. They make an eye-catching composition when grouped together, offering a playful and dynamic lighting feature. Each lamp uses an E27 bulb (max 40W). Listed measurements are excluded bulb.

Please note: The lamps are priced and sold individually.

Literature; Gino Sarfatti 1938-1973 selected works Silvana Editoriale, Marco Romanelli Sandra Severi. Page 490.