Riluminator is the re-edition of Luminator designed by Pietro Chiesa in 1932. Riluminator has in common with the classic and iconic floor lamp not only the geometric shape, reminiscent of a torch, but also the orientation of the light source. The body, made of white painted polypropylene, is produced with "rotational" technology and is cylindrical at the base and then opens up to create a truncated cone that houses and hides the LED light source. The lamp is equipped with a floor-mounted dimmer with a button to adjust the light intensity.