The "Lampiatta" table or wall lamp, designed in 1971 by Jonathan De Pas, Donato D'Urbino, and Paolo Lomazzi for Stilnovo, stands out for its functional and innovative design, which allows for versatile use thanks to the ability to reposition the lampshade without the use of joints or complex mechanisms. The base features four slots that facilitate the positioning of the lampshade, easily adapting to different lighting needs. The structure combines a red cylindrical body with a metal lampshade, lending a distinctive, contemporary look. Ideal for dynamic environments, this lamp combines aesthetics and practicality, representing a significant contribution to 20th-century lighting design. One E27 bulb.