Yuma pendant lamp with turned metal reflector and blown glass diffuser 20W E27

Fluid and light design. A drop of light to be multiplied as desired to create ever-changing effects. Unique atmospheres for impressive contract interiors. With its elegance and simplicity.

Generated by the repetition of an elementary module, Scopas materializes an incomplete, suspended sphere. With its ever-changing appearance depending on the point of view, it radically moves away from the register of pure and even monotonous forms usually associated with this type of lamp. Like the Black Star of the Empire, frozen in space, its unfinished appearance is the opposite of its technical efficiency.

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

Glo is a glass sphere that enhances the glare of light, in a game of reflections and cross-references between the lamp and the space or between the lamps. The rich palette and the different sizes of the suspended variant are an invitation to composition.

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Inspired by Lucio Fontana's "Neon structure" for the 9th Milan Triennale, Squiggle is a ceiling-suspended tubular exoskeleton that hides an LED strip up to 6 meters long. A sequence of holes in the shape of an irregular hexagon lightens the metal structure which generates very different geometric figures: broken curved lines, infinity, concentric rings of various sizes.

Yanzi is a light composition of graphic signs: a balance of structures such as branches or perches on which several stylized figures rest to decline versions and qualities of light. They are iconic swallows with a brushed brass body, with the head like a white glass sphere that encloses the light, free or enclosed in glass cages.

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.

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.