Typha 6 lights suspension lamp in glass and brass Led 83W 2700K

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.

In the vertical version, the Discovery suspension becomes a frame capable of interacting with the surrounding environment by framing perspectives or details and creates wings capable of modeling spaces through presence and absence given by its different levels of transparency.

It synthesizes optical and aesthetic intelligence. Starting from a photo of the moon, a calculation algorithm generates a fractal shape, many small circles that restore the irregular beauty of nature and define a comfortable emission also suitable for work spaces.

Lamps for interiors, dimmable from traditional controls of the Sestessa family, characterized by the stepped and sinuosity of the shape. Sestessa cabrio led emits indirect light downwards and diffused upwards passing through the opening of the reflector. It is particularly suitable for interiors that require intense and efficient lighting. The ceiling rose contains the dimmable ballasts and millimeter regulators for the length of the cables and the flatness of the lamp.

As in a sophisticated herbarium of design, the gentle lines of Lilli recall the beauty of a rare flower. The delicate inverted corolla of the Giglio Martagone is reinterpreted in an original lamp. The soft geometry of the white opal glass diffuser harmoniously combines with the brass pistil, with an even more precious effect.

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.

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.