Luminator: design by Castiglioni! It sounds like a strange robot: Luminator. Created by Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni in 1954, this floor lamp by Flos brings the full weight of its years ... without feeling it. Daughter of his era, it is a concentrate of pure design, an object that is independent from the place and the environment in which it is placed. Luminator stands out for its stark simplicity: three slender legs of galvanized metal hold a rod of glazed vitrified iron, on top of which a light bulb with reflector 200W provides a source of indirect light. No diffuser, no decoration, one color available (anthracite): Luminator will appeal to purists, those who love the object itself more than its primary function. The essential and gaunt appearance makes it suitable to be "recycled" in a modern way, but thanks to the strong personality it can fit into any environment.