VIRASORO is a 135 cm floor lamp built from three plain solids: a cylindrical base, a slim vertical stem and a flat disc on top. All of it is aluminium in brushed gold, without ornament and without a fabric shade — the 20 cm metal disc is the light itself.
How much room it takes beside a chair
The base is a cylinder 12 cm across, so on the floor the lamp occupies about as much room as a large mug and fits the gap between a sofa and the wall, or beside an armrest. Set that figure against the free space that corner actually leaves.
The lamp weighs 6 kg and nearly all of it sits in the base. That is what lets the narrow cylinder carry a 135 cm stem — but it is also the weight to lift every time the lamp is moved or vacuumed around.
The light it gives
The source is a single built-in LED module of 17 W producing 929 lm at 3000 K — a warm white with a slight yellow cast, close to a traditional incandescent. No bulb has to be bought, because the module is part of the fitting; nor can it be replaced once it is spent.
The disc on top is metal and closed on its upper face, so the light leaves from underneath at 135 cm — it falls on whatever is directly below the lamp rather than across the room. 929 lm from one point is brightness for reading in a chair, not for lighting a living room on its own.
Build and switching
The fitting is aluminium throughout with a gold finish; the manufacturer describes the colour as gold and shades of gold, and the photographs show a brushed, matt surface that does not throw point highlights. There is a foot switch on the mains cable, so the lamp is switched with a foot rather than by reaching for the socket.
The lamp runs on 230 V, is rated IP20 and is intended for indoor use only.
