Fantasma Wall Lamp, Small by Radar.Dimensions: Diameter 40 x H 20 cm.Materials: Transparent thermoformed glass, solid oak structure. (Bulb not included).Also available: Thermoformed glass in gold, silver, and bronze finishes. Matte black lacquered metal structure also available. Large size (Diameter 70 cm) available.All our lamps can be wired according to each country. If sold to the USA it will be wired for the USA for instance.The Fantasma Wall Lamp (Small) is a sophisticated light sculpture that explores the interplay between transparency and organic texture. This version features a 40 cm circular disc of transparent thermoformed glass, crafted to capture and diffuse light in a mesmerizing pattern. The warmth of the solid oak structure provides a refined material contrast, making it an elegant addition to hallways, bedrooms, or curated living spaces. Whether installed as a single accent or in a rhythmic series, it brings a timeless, architectural presence to the wall.Elegant, timeless, understated. The RADAR collection allows you to take a welcome break from the teeming world of objects and styles, and proposes practical, beautifully designed products made by aesthetes for aesthetes.Francesca Bertini, Milanese born in the Mecca of world design, married to a Neapolitan with whom she lives in France. First tempted by a professional sports career in alpine skiing, she decided to invest in another challenge, her diploma in management of international companies at Università Bocconi in Milan.From marketing for a large editorial group to international and institutional relations for an important think tank European linked to the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, she moved to France and put her experience at the service of the commercial management of a luxury decoration brand. Bastien Taillard was born into a family of interior decorators and designers where creativity was a driving force.After his training at the ENSCI (National School of Industrial Creation, Paris) this tireless traveler settles temporarily in Milan where he meets several of his future mentors, these iconic designers, pioneers and innovators. It is his own path and style that he develops according to his experiences and his encounters.