Indirect light from the LED table lamp Siro with a two-dimensional look The round metal lampshade, which is shaped like a hemisphere, sits enthroned on a discreet, matt black base. At the lower edge, in the centre, the Siro table lamp is fitted with another round metal element that acts as a reflector and emits the warm white light from the built-in LEDs onto the white lacquered inside of the lampshade. The light thus reaches the bright inside and is emitted glare-free into the room. The indirect lighting effect is created primarily by the round, small disc, which makes Siro appear to consist of two two-dimensional elements that seem to be perfectly balanced on one surface. The table lamp was designed by Marta Perla, who derived the name Siro from Sirius - the brightest white star in the night sky. It is intended to reflect people's desire to find a connection between their own past and cosmic phenomena in the celestial bodies. Produced together with Oluce, this work of art has a timeless character that will inspire many generations. Oluce is one of the oldest active designer lighting manufacturers in Italy and has been on the market for over 70 years.