Rooted in a landscape of myths and sunlit shores, the Seletti Magna Graecia DEA outdoor lamp brings a quiet, luminous presence to terraces, patios and sheltered gardens. Designed by Antonio Aricò for Seletti, this piece sits within the Table lamps family but is conceived specifically to enhance outdoor atmospheres with tactile, timeless sensibility. Part of the Antonio Aricò x Seletti collaboration, it complements modern furniture arrangements with subtle sculptural impact.

A story of material and place

Made in hand finished terracotta, the DEA lamp channels Mediterranean craft traditions into a contemporary lighting object. The terracotta body captures warm light beautifully, offering a glow that feels both ancient and freshly modern. Choose terracotta for earthen warmth or blue for a marine, sun washed note. Its sculptural quality works in harmony with creative Seletti decor to bring layered personality to outdoor settings.

Engineered for atmosphere

Technically considered and visually generous, the lamp runs at 24V with a low consumption of 6.5W (50Hz) and a warm 3000K colour temperature. It creates inviting illumination for evening gatherings, soft enough to flatter faces and surfaces yet bright enough to define tables and vignettes. The DEA reads as an outdoor ambient light that prioritises mood over glare and pairs seamlessly with others pieces from the Magna Graecia collection.

Durable, tactile and approachable

Terracotta’s natural texture gives the lamp a human scale, it weathers and wears with character rather than hiding its story. The material’s thermal mass helps the light feel grounded, while the sculptural silhouette anchors both contemporary terraces and classic courtyard settings. It is built for use, not just display, and complements unique Seletti lamps.

A lamp with story and purpose

Place the DEA as a centerpiece on an outdoor dining table, cluster several along a low shelf or let a single lamp signal a quiet conversation corner. It pairs naturally with textured linens, handmade ceramics and woven seating, contrasting the warm terracotta with cool glassware or amplifying the blue finish against pale stone. This approach highlights Seletti decorations and curated outdoor arrangements.