Taraxacum 88 is a striking, sculptural pendant lamp designed by Achille Castiglioni in 1988. Conceived as a contemporary chandelier, it evolves from the original Taraxacum with a bold, industrial character, replacing the Cocoon surface with exposed bulbs while still evoking the head of a dandelion. Designed for large communal spaces, it represents a radical departure from traditional pendant lamps and embodies Castiglioni’s fascination with technical innovation. A true design icon, Taraxacum 88 merges functionality, avant-garde aesthetics and Castiglioni’s signature wit.
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Taraxacum 88 is a striking, sculptural pendant lamp designed by Achille Castiglioni in 1988. Conceived as a contemporary chandelier, it evolves from the original Taraxacum with a bold, industrial character, replacing the Cocoon surface with exposed bulbs while still evoking the head of a dandelion. Designed for large communal spaces, it represents a radical departure from traditional pendant lamps and embodies Castiglioni’s fascination with technical innovation. A true design icon, Taraxacum 88 merges functionality, avant-garde aesthetics and Castiglioni’s signature wit.
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