01 · Scene
Retro glass, with a modern hang.
Koloro mixes a vintage silhouette with a chrome stem and a black cord. It is a statement over a dining table, a kitchen island, a bar or a café — one colourful glass, in the finish you choose.
02 · Form
A vintage outline, with a waist.
The shade is a single piece of glass: wide in the middle, tighter at the top and bottom. That retro profile is what you catch from across the room — not a globe, and not three shades stacked. It sits as easily in a mid-century interior as in a contemporary one.
03 · Colour
Twelve colours. One playful form.
Each glass is a different accent on the same vintage outline — from bright opaque shades to more translucent ones. Touch a colour to see it on the lamp. The silhouette does not change.
Orange
04 · Light
Colour by day. Warmth when it is on.
Amber Glass over a dining table. Green Glass in a living room. In daylight the shade is a coloured object — retro, graphic, still. When the lamp is on, the room takes that warmth: at home, in a kitchen, or over a café table.
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05 · Place
One as a point. Three as a line.
One Koloro is enough over a short island or a small dining table. Three in a row suit a longer kitchen, a café counter, or a table that needs more presence — same lamp, spaced along the run.
06 Detail
Glass and metal, with a black cord.
Colour lives in the glass shade. The stem and ceiling canopy are metal, hung on a black cord — durable fittings with a designer finish, not a utility shade.
30 cm across, 21 cm tall.
That is the shade only: width at the waist, height of the glass. Use it to judge the lamp over a dining table, an island, or a bar.
07 Yours
Twelve glasses. One of them is yours.
Touch the glass you want. It is selected, then add it to your bag at the top of the page.
Orange
