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As in a sophisticated herbarium of design, the gentle lines of Lilli recall the beauty of a rare flower. The delicate inverted corolla of the Giglio Martagone is reinterpreted in an original lamp. The soft geometry of the white opal glass diffuser harmoniously combines with the brass pistil, with an even more precious effect.

Kushi , "skewer" in Japanese. Abstract shape freely inspired by oriental cuisine. Gently rounded glass geometry pierced by a thin metal rod. Its warm and soft light floats lightly in space. In the suspension version, an elegant invitation to conviviality in contract spaces and in the home.

The subtle poetry of simplicity in a lamp which, with elegance and irony, refers to an everyday object. A fluid and elementary sign is born. An organic shape that brings its lightness even outdoors. Perfect in the outdoor version for terraces, gardens and dehors.

The compositional elements of the most classic of lamps become essential, rarefied. Three simple lines for the supports, clean volumes for the fabric lampshade. An ethereal, refined and timeless object.

The long threadlike stems of Typha latifolia, an elegant aquatic plant, inspire the supports of this lamp with a delicate, almost lyrical design. And the same movement of the plants moved by the wind returns to the original lampshade. A gently irregular shape, in opaque glass on the inside and transparent on the outside, animated by bright jagged lines.

A harmonious union between form and function is traced by two linear elements of different sizes that frame the white diffuser, overlapping each other like the petals of a flower. Dala Linear, thanks to the different combinations of finishes, elegantly integrates into collective and residential spaces.

Travel, discover and get inspired. Kushi , the traditional Japanese skewer, becomes an original floor lamp. Three thin rods and three glass diffusers intertwine with each other. Elegant and welcoming atmospheres for contract and home interiors.

Matter is transformed and becomes a luminous body. Physicality and abstraction in a lamp with an original aesthetic strength. Fluid and irregular shapes create a new, suggestive balance. An object with a marked decorative value, ideal for collective spaces and for contract settings.

A long metal rod crosses the soft glass diffuser. The evocative intensity of the simplest and purest forms for a lamp with large dimensions and a sophisticated and discreet presence.

Craftsmanship and matter in a suggestive encounter. A hand-crafted fiberglass floor lamp. A sinuous object that lights up completely and seems to come from distant worlds, to inhabit the space with kindness.

A sculpture lamp whose design is inspired by the 60s. An object that transmits harmony and movement. The plexiglass tubes, colored or satin, stage a suggestive vertical dance. The fixing system of the various elements using magnets is unusual.

Toot recalls the past, but lives in the present. It draws on the optimism and confidence typical of the 50s and 60s, but reinterprets them with the eyes of the 21st century.

The name mentions a woman of great charm and character, who has inspired cinema, music and literature. In its sinuous and unpredictable shapes it communicates a decisive and delicate elegance. The special elastic fabric, usually used in other contexts, envelops the luminous body like a dress, generating surprising curves.

Kyudo is the way of the bow, a millenary discipline inspired by Zen philosophy. And like an arc of light, the floor lamp conveys feelings of balance and elegance. The continuous sequence of LEDs traces a luminous ribbon that can be positioned as desired, thanks to the two arches that make up the structure and slide over each other.

The suggestive enveloping and open three-dimensional structure recalls the natural design of a clover. Almost a sculpture with large dimensions, but with extreme lightness. The light source, inserted in the meeting point between the three large petals, reflects the light on the internal surfaces in a play of references.

Nami , which in Japanese means "wave", creates a continuous and suggestive refracting of light. The diffuser, characterized by elegant grooves, opens unexpectedly to the sides, amplifying the light reflections. The graphic line of the structure acts as a visual counterpoint to the glass surfaces, in a new harmony between solidity and lightness.

The wonderful logic of nature reveals patterns of surprising beauty and precision. Like the peacock's tail, the source of inspiration for an original chandelier. The individual elements that compose it create a unique and perfect design, which surprisingly seems to refer to distant atmospheres in a contemporary version.