Catellani & Smith Light Stick for NYC Apartments

A Catellani & Smith Light Stick is a slim LED line for hallways and tight walls where a Fil de Fer sphere will not fit. Muretti sells wall (V) and floor (F) versions from the authorized Chelsea showroom at 134 W 25th St. This page specifies those two SKUs only.

Shop listings currently show Light Stick V around $1,501 and Light Stick F around $2,223; confirm the live SKU, finish, and driver at checkout or in consultation. Marcin, Owner & CEO, leads the design studio and does not install the lamp. Italy-import pieces typically take about five to ten weeks; US stock about two to three weeks when on hand. Brand families and MAP ranges for discs and spheres stay on Catellani & Smith lighting.

A hallway that cannot take a 50 cm globe still deserves an authentic Catellani piece. Light Stick is the quiet line on the plaster — Enzo Catellani’s LED-era object rather than a statement sphere. We specify V or F from photos of the wall, the outlet, and whether the floor must stay clear, then you check out or visit 134 W 25th St. Giulietta BE remains the portable table companion if you need a lamp that moves between rooms. SEE Ltd lists Muretti among authorized Catellani & Smith showrooms; factory-backed after-sales is part of that channel, not a marketplace listing.

What is a Catellani & Smith Light Stick?

A Catellani Light Stick is a minimal LED line on a small wall plate or floor base — hardware meant to disappear so the light does the work. Enzo Catellani designed it when he began using LED circuits. It is not a Fil de Fer globe and not a Lederam disc. Shop cards list black, gold, and nickel.

It is not a downlight and it is not a Fil de Fer outdoor terrace sphere. If you need a dining statement, read Lederam versus Gold Moon or the Fil de Fer collection. Light Stick is the SKU we reach for when the architecture is already busy and the client still wants an authentic Catellani piece in a tight plan.

Should you specify Light Stick V or Light Stick F in a narrow hallway?

Specify Light Stick V on the wall when the floor must stay clear — a hallway, a bed head, a gallery run. Specify Light Stick F when you want a floor line that can move after furniture lands. Neither replaces a dining canopy. We check outlet, switch leg, and wall color before you order gold from a photo.

Giulietta BE is the other small-room Catellani we stock: a portable table lamp about $1,410–$1,610 and a floor version about $1,710–$1,910 on the USA list. Giulietta is a battery-era portable language; Light Stick is a dedicated LED stick. They can sit in the same apartment. They are not interchangeable SKUs. See Giulietta on the shop card below if you need a table lamp rather than a wall line.

How is Light Stick different from Fil de Fer or Lederam?

Fil de Fer is a woven-aluminium sphere; Lederam is a gold or copper leaf disc; Light Stick is a linear LED with almost no body. Specify Light Stick when the room cannot take a 50–100 cm globe. Specify Fil de Fer when the client wants the iconic sphere. Specify Lederam when the table needs a wash of leaf.

Voltage and dimming still follow the datasheet. We confirm 110V versus 230V for national and Caribbean delivery the same way as other Catellani orders. Sphere sizing is on Fil de Fer size for NYC apartments. Stay on the SEE Ltd authorized channel; call (212) 457-1355 if the wall cannot take a standard box without a review.

Which Light Stick finishes does Muretti list?

Current shop metadata lists black, gold, and nickel for both V and F. Those are published finishes, not a custom RAL service. If you need a finish the product page does not show, ask in consultation; we will not invent a factory color. Gold reads as a warm line; nickel is cooler; black leaves the LED on a dark wall.

Can you buy a Light Stick online or should you visit Chelsea?

Smaller Catellani SKUs can be configured in the shop when the variation is live. Visit 134 W 25th St when the stick must align with millwork or an existing switch. Floor-stock changes; we will not claim Light Stick is on display unless it is. Pair it with a kitchen through contact.

What should you photograph before ordering a Light Stick?

Photograph the wall or corner in daylight and at night, include an outlet or switch, and note whether the floor must stay clear. Those pictures let a designer choose V versus F and black, gold, or nickel without inventing a finish. Email them before Chelsea, or bring the phone to a complimentary consultation.

• Wall or floor location with a measuring tape in the shot
• Existing switch or outlet on the same run
• Finish of nearby millwork or plaster
• Whether the stick must move after furniture arrives (floor F) or stay fixed (wall V)