Lampe de Marseille Wall Light by LightCo - Product Directory

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Lampe de Marseille Wall Light by Nemo was originally designed by Le Corbusier for the Unité d’Habitation of Marseille (1949-52).

An adjustable design with two articulated arms and a rotating wall mount, this spun aluminium lamp provides both direct and indirect light.

Available in Grey, White Wash or Black Grey finishes with white internal diffusers. Equipped with a dual cable switch for flexible use.

Description

Lampe de Marseille Wall Light by Nemo was originally designed by Le Corbusier for the Unité d’Habitation of Marseille (1949-52).

An adjustable design with two articulated arms and a rotating wall mount, this spun aluminium lamp provides both direct and indirect light.

Available in Grey, White Wash or Black Grey finishes with white internal diffusers. Equipped with a dual cable switch for flexible use.

Product Details & Specifications

Dimensions (cm): 80 x 50 x 166

Material: Aluminium

Finish: Grey, Black or Whitewash

About The Designer

Founded in Milan in 1993 by Franco Cassina, Nemo is one of the defining voices of contemporary Italian design. The collection bridges modernist heritage and innovation – featuring iconic works by Le Corbusier and Charlotte Perriand, alongside contemporary designs by Arihiro Miyake, Jehs + Laub and others. Known for sculptural simplicity and architectural clarity, Nemo’s lighting continues to shape interiors across residential, commercial and hospitality settings worldwide.

About the Distributor

LightCo is Australia and New Zealand’s home for authentic and refined decorative lighting. We are dedicated to quality design and proudly represent some of the finest lighting brands from around the world. Since our establishment in 2006, we have become the trusted supplier for interior designers, architects and design lovers looking to beautifully illuminate spaces. Discover the transformative effect of decorative lighting.