The Lesena table lamp takes its name from the lesena, the flat pilaster that architects set against a wall to suggest a column without its full volume. Francesco Molon translates that flattened, graphic quality into a lamp built for a console, a desk or a large nightstand. The base is cut from Ombra di Caravaggio marble, prized for its dramatic dark veining. A painted metal profile rises from the base in a single clean line, holding the fabric category C shade above it. Marble is a natural, porous material, so the base should be kept away from prolonged moisture. As one of the Prospettiva collection's lighting pieces, it pairs naturally with the matching Lesena floor lamp for a coordinated room. It is designed for interiors that treat lighting as architecture in miniature.