
davide g. aquini places round marble in novecento table lamps
each piece of the art deco-informed series is different, with unique veins and speckles dotted on their shiny surfaces.
davide g. aquini places round marble in novecento table lamps
all images courtesy of davide g. aquini
taking cues from the early 20th century art deco movement, ‘novecento’ by italian designer davide g. aquini is a collection of contrasting LED table lamps. the thick marble discs rest on triangular, metal structures with brass or green-water finish. the lights are produced in two versions, one is made from black marquinia and the other breccia. even when the light turned is off, ‘novecento’ functions as a visual display piece as each piece is different with unique veins and speckles dotted on their shiny surfaces.

close up of the round marble pieces and the triangular brass or green-water structure

close up of the black marquinia and breccia marble used in ‘novecento’ by davide g. aquini

‘novecento’ in black marquinia marble and brass structure

‘novecento’ illuminated
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