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Catellani Light Stick: a quiet line when a globe won’t fit
A slim LED line for halls a Fil de Fer cannot enter. Light Stick V (wall) or F (floor) at Muretti Chelsea. From about $1,501.
Some rooms cannot take a sphere. A Chelsea hall, a galley that already has the island, a floor that must stay clear for the door. Light Stick is Enzo Catellani’s quiet LED line — hardware meant to disappear so the light does the work.
It is not a Fil de Fer globe and not a Lederam disc. Wall (V) when the floor must stay empty — about $1,501. Floor (F) when the line can move after furniture lands — about $2,223. Black, gold, or nickel. Authorized Catellani & Smith at 134 W 25th St.
Need a lamp that travels instead?
Giulietta BE is the cordless disc on a thin rod — three touch intensities, no cable across the rug. Table from about $1,410. It does not replace Light Stick in a tight hall; it is the piece you carry to the terrace table. Dining statement? Lederam or Gold Moon. Iconic sphere? Fil de Fer.
The line — and the cordless disc
Photograph the wall. Then Chelsea.
Send the outlet, the door swing, and whether the floor must stay clear. 134 W 25th St. (212) 457-1355.