Evita floor lamp with steel and technopolymer structure and 54W T5 satin opal diffuser

Luminous reinterpretation of the historic architecture symbol of Brussels, created for the 1958 Universal Exhibition. Versatile lamp with a hybrid use, with its large dimensions it can be positioned freely on the table or even on the ground, giving off a multidirectional and soft light.

In the tilting version, the iconic Tolomeo maintains the system of arms and springs that allows you to move the light in any position with ease but replaces the aluminum head with a balanced diffuser that softly illuminates the whole environment.

Base in steel and aluminum, stems in extruded aluminum, joints in die-cast aluminum, reflector in pressed aluminum with steel handle.

The structure is composed of fluid geometries inspired by botany that intertwine three-dimensionally, creating an overlap of light and shadow in the space.

Indirect light shapes the body of the lamp, enhancing its sinuous shape and giving it the surprising appearance of a ring of light.

Base in steel and aluminum, stems in extruded aluminum, joints in die-cast aluminum, reflector in pressed aluminum with steel handle.

Castore combines the elementary geometry of the spherical blown glass diffuser with a luminous structure. On the one hand, this is softly connected to the diffuser, on the other hand it ends in a metal ring that acts as a dimmer and connects to the stem.

In Poise , curiosity and human interaction with the light source are encouraged by the flexible section between the rod and the ring, which allows the latter to be moved to any position. A dynamism that defies the force of gravity to create changing configurations.