A beech wood frame with an enamel finish contrasts with steel joining components for a sleek task lamp with a refined edge. Leva, created by Italian architect Iosa Ghini for Leucos USA’s ITRE brand, features an opal white polymethyl-methacrylate diffuser that subtly projects LED light through a grid of orbs. The lamp comes with a two-step white light dimmer and its head can rotate 110 degrees upward and 100 degrees downward. ITRE, 39.041.5741111; www.fdvgroup.com.
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