Between science and art, a luminous object with an organic and sinuous design. An imaginative version of the atom, for a suspension lamp that becomes even more suggestive in repeated sequences, perfect for large spaces.
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.
Atomium has an organic and extroverted shape inspired by science fiction imagery and designed for a diffusion of multidirectional and at the same time atmospheric light
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.
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.
Drops of glass suspended in space like dew, solid and evanescent, multiply their luminous reflections. A system that gives maximum compositional freedom. From two to an infinite number of elements to create chandeliers of all sizes and shapes, from waterfalls to lines of light. And to bring the dimension of dreams into every space, personalizing every project.
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.
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.
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.
The transparency of the plexiglass joins the floral inspiration. An inverted corolla with a fluid and harmonious volume. Several lamps lend themselves to creating balanced compositions, giving a joyful note to the interiors.
“Floating Leaves Out of the Window”. Dancing leaves outside the window. Like the leaves of a tree blown by the wind, the metal disc of the lamp imitates their shape. Playing with light and shadow, Flow reproduces the dance of nature on a windy day.
“Floating Leaves Out of the Window”. Dancing leaves outside the window. Like the leaves of a tree blown by the wind, the metal disc of the lamp imitates their shape. Playing with light and shadow, Flow reproduces the dance of nature on a windy day.
Frame frames the light, spreads it on the wall and enhances it. Architectural rigor for a linear and compact wall light. Purity, solidity and lightness are the result of a long process of design and production research.
Art Deco purity in shapes. The charm of ancient Japanese ceramics in the pattern that wraps around the body of the lamp. The freedom to mix styles and suggestions to create a unique object and the third fire technique to create the precious decoration in pure gold. A light and delicate design, made thanks to multiple firings of the ceramic.
Honicé is inspired by the beauty and majesty of one of the oldest stones in the world: onyx. According to legend, onyx was created when Cupid cut Venus' nails. Since the parts of a divine creature are not mortal, the deities transformed them into a gem, Onyx. There is magic in her, a thin skin, transparent even if it is made of stone. Honicé makes the solidity of marble bright and light.
Honicé is inspired by the beauty and majesty of one of the oldest stones in the world: onyx. According to legend, onyx was created when Cupid cut Venus' nails. Since the parts of a divine creature are not mortal, the deities transformed them into a gem, Onyx. There is magic in her, a thin skin, transparent even if it is made of stone. Honicé makes the solidity of marble bright and light.
Elegant geometric patterns embellish the blown glass. The cylinder-shaped volume is tinged with suggestive shaded colours. Shapes and decorations recall the precious glass sets of another era in a modern reinterpretation. Jer lends itself to composing groups of multiple elements, ideal for illuminating large spaces.
Game of opposites, unexpected balances. Soft and natural curves for the glass diffuser and an essential metal line that crosses and completes it. Meeting of shapes that rest lightly on walls and ceilings, with a warm and diffused light effect. When the beauty of design comes from the search for simplicity.
The roundness of the glass diffuser delicate to the touch. The rigor of the metal rod that crosses it. A new harmony for a lamp with character. Also in the original mobile version, to always carry with you, from the living room to the terrace, from the study to the sleeping area.
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.
Game of opposites, unexpected balances. Soft and natural curves for the glass diffuser and an essential metal line that crosses and completes it. Meeting of shapes that rest lightly on walls and ceilings, with a warm and diffused light effect. When the beauty of design comes from the search for simplicity.
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.
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.
Game of opposites, unexpected balances. Soft and natural curves for the glass diffuser and an essential metal line that crosses and completes it. Meeting of shapes that rest lightly on walls and ceilings, with a warm and diffused light effect. When the beauty of design comes from the search for simplicity.
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.