Penelope C1 Suspension lamp in metal

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.

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.

A contemporary lightness, an ancient ritual. That of the Lanna, a Thai people who release hundreds of lanterns every year into the starry night. The glass diffuser, suspended in balance in the metal structure, appears ethereal and sophisticated. Intimate and dreamy atmospheres, in the sleeping area and in all domestic and contract interiors.

Chlorophilia is a light and highly scenographic suspension that reveals, when lit, the play of delicate shadows that interact with the space. The suspended central body emits an indirect light that is filtered and refracted by the transparent surfaces which, with their shape, are reminiscent of natural elements, of leaves.

The encounter between a young designer and the artisan culture of his land. The minimal lines reveal the beauty of Barro Negro, ceramics made with ancient techniques. Its shiny black color obtained with a special firing, together with the slight imperfections of the manual execution, create an interesting contrast with the metal part.

Slim and elegant like a cocktail glass, Dry is a floor and suspension LED lamp in painted steel, which emits an intense beam of light. A touch button is inserted on the stem of the floor lamp which regulates its switching on and intensity.

The Yuma desert extends between the USA and northern Mexico and lives on in the design culture of designer David Pompa. The shiny brass body of the lamp reflects and continuously modifies what is around it, evoking the dunes that are lost indefinitely, never equal to themselves. The magic of oases and mirages returns in the refractions of glass, raw and material.