Glo Medium suspension lamp with structure in shiny chromed metal and borosilicate glass - rosette excluded

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.

A lamp consisting of a series of large floating pebbles under a simple and modern aluminum disc. In turn, the pebbles reflect each other, bouncing light between their smooth biomorphic surfaces. During the day the object is a sculpture that reflects the dynamics of natural light and the movement of people around it.

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.

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.

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.

Floating scrolls open from a thin disk, falling softly downwards, creating magical effects of shape 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.

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.