Born from four decades of Venetian lighting tradition, the Luppiter table lamp by Masiero is a designer Italian table lamp handcrafted in Italy with the precision and artistry the brand has refined since 1981. More sculpture than fixture, the Luppiter distills Masiero's philosophy — that light itself is a material to be shaped, directed, and composed.

A metal base rises with deliberate tension, its sculptural form casting interplays of shadow and illumination that shift with the angle of view. The Luppiter doesn't simply light a room; it choreographs it. Every curve in the base is considered, every surface finished to catch and release light in quiet dialogue with its surroundings. The result is a piece that holds its own among collected art and curated objects, contributing atmosphere without competing for attention.

Available in two configurations — a compact 11×11×46 cm profile ideal for bedside tables, narrow consoles, or writing desks, and a broader 33×33×46 cm format that commands presence on sideboards, entryway tables, or larger surfaces in living spaces and studios. Both stand 46 cm tall, maintaining the same sculptural silhouette at different scales. Finish variations are available through Masiero's custom programme, allowing coordination with existing interior palettes.

• Dimensions: 11×11×46 cm; 33×33×46 cm
• Materials: Metal base with engineered light components
• Customization: Finish options available on request
• Origin: Handcrafted in Italy

Frequently asked questions

Can the finish be tailored to match a specific interior scheme?
Yes. Masiero offers finish variations and can accommodate particular requirements through their custom lighting programme. Contact us to discuss available options for your project.

Which spaces and surfaces suit each size?
The 11×11 cm base fits comfortably on nightstands, shelving, and slender console tables, while the 33×33 cm base is proportioned for more generous surfaces — dining sideboards, reception desks, or gallery-style displays where the sculptural form can be appreciated from multiple angles.