Fil de Fer Ø 50 suspension lamp G4

“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.

Luxy was the first lamp in the Rotaliana catalogue, designed in 2002: a model that is both original and familiar. It introduced elements in plastic material together with glass and metal and recalled the historical models of table lamps with balanced movements. It used both hidden springs and friction joints and, to make it more domestic, a colored glass hat that partially diffused the light in the room. After almost twenty years, the Luxy family grows: two new models, floor and table, characterized by simplified shapes, for purely domestic use. The hat, the element that most characterizes the Luxy lamp family, is re-proposed in new color variants: gold, copper, smoked.

In the precious version of the Bon Ton suspension lamp, the sphere is made of shaded glass while the closing element is in white Carrara or green Guatemala marble. The brass curl that recalls an earring remains recognizable, the common thread between two equally iconic collections that express the utmost elegance and femininity.

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.

Alma is born from the suggestive fusion of glass and brass, a collection of lamps with a contemporary design where the spherical luminous body is suspended as if on a trapezoid, a touch of surreal irony in a game of geometry and balance. The sign of light given by the dimmable LED light source is intense: the result is an iconic object with an immaterial aura.

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.

The shape of the luminous module is that of Typha Latifolia, the botanical name of the beautiful aquatic plant in the shape of an ear. Each natural brass stem blossoms into an LED light encased in tubular glass. Depending on the effect to be obtained and the space to be decorated, it is possible to choose between suspensions with one, three or six lights, wall lamps or floor lamps.

Alma is born from the suggestive fusion of glass and brass, a collection of lamps with a contemporary design where the spherical luminous body is suspended as if on a trapezoid, a touch of surreal irony in a game of geometry and balance. The sign of light given by the dimmable LED light source is intense: the result is an iconic object with an immaterial aura.