Caret portable lamp&Tradition

Matteo Fogale 

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Caret Wireless lamp  &Tradition  Matteo Fogale, 2022

Uruguayan designer Matteo Fogale was inspired by the lamps found in the public libraries of Montevideo to draw the pretty Caret lamp, which completes the collection of cordless lamps &Tradition. The name Caret itself comes from the V-shaped grapheme used in proofreading and typography to indicate that of  Additional material must be inserted into the text.

‍ “I like the idea that that is exactly what this portable lamp is supposed to do: fit between the books of your bib library or sitting between two people who chat around a table", declares Fogale .

The lamp is made of lacquered steel, available in two contemporary colors, Dark Burgundy and Silk Gray.

"Both colors are quite elegant and will withstand the passage of time and trends, and they work well with the tones of dark and light woods, specifies Fogale.

NB : For hotels and restaurants, a multiple charging tray allows to charge 12 lamps together and cart was designed to carry 36 

Caret Wireless lamp  &Tradition  Matteo Fogale, 2022
Caret Wireless lamp  &Tradition  Matteo Fogale, 2022

Materials steel & ABS Battery 11 hours Class IP44 Dimensions H22 x 15 x 10 cm – weight 0,75 kg 

Light source 1W LED integrated, 100 lumen, CRI > 85, 2700 L – dimmable 40%, 70% 100% – lifetime 25 000 hours, replaceable.

Caret Silk Grey

Caret Dark Burgundy

Caret Wireless lamp  &Tradition  Matteo Fogale, 2022

Multi charging station – 24 lamps

Caret Wireless lamp  &Tradition  Matteo Fogale, 2022
Caret Wireless lamp  &Tradition  Matteo Fogale, 2022

Charging tray – 12 lamps
89 x 43,8 x H4,5 cm

Trolley for charging tray
90 x 45 x H107 cm

Caret Wireless lamp  &Tradition  Matteo Fogale, 2022
Caret Wireless lamp  &Tradition  Matteo Fogale, 2022
Caret Wireless lamp  &Tradition  Matteo Fogale, 2022

Matteo Fogale

Matteo Fogale

Born in Uruguay into an Italian family, Fogale was raised in a dynamic environment that blended European influences with local South American arts and crafts. After moving to Italy in 2001, Fogale studied at the Leonardo da Vinci School of Art and the IUAV University in Venice. In 2015, a collection he launched in collaboration with Laetitia de Allegri received a Wallpaper* Design Award. Now based in London, his work blends the generous forms and honest materials of Brazilian design with the more rigorous principles that underpin Scandinavian design.