Upset Design Smack table lamp in birch wood 15W E27

The edge of the diffuser in heat-treated transparent crystal characterizes the elementary shape revealing a special mastery in the craftsmanship of the glass. Internal structure in steel, lamp body in blown opal glass with hand-applied crystal glass wire.

Come Together is a laptop that offers up to 32 hours of freedom, its profile is modeled for optical and prensility reasons, as a tool capable of accompanying man in all his activities in any space.

The lamp is composed of a metal base, a wooden stem and a blown glass diffuser. The diffuser, available in different finishes, is the true protagonist of the lamp: its circular shape and its smooth surface diffuse the light evenly, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Micky is available in three colors: black, oak and yellow/red . Black is the classic choice, perfect for modern or contemporary decor. Wood is a more versatile choice, fitting any decor style. Yellow/red is a bolder choice that can add a pop of color to a neutral setting. The Micky table lamp is an excellent choice for those looking for a modern and versatile design object.

Yanzi adds a playful and poetic touch to any space. It is an iconic and stylized swallow with a brushed brass body, with the head like a white glass sphere that encloses the light and a black metal structure on which it rests. Steel base, lamp body in zamak, blown opal glass diffuser.

Bouquet combines classicism, elegance and originality with multifaceted uses. Protagonist on the night table or in the corner of a living space, Bouquet gives a soft light suitable for reading and relaxation. A luminous sculpture which, once lit, highlights the delicate chiaroscuro effects created by the "folds" of the diffuser. The design of the lampshade (2006) is signed by Luta Bettonica and Mario Melocchi , a tribute to the original project by Franco Bettonica who in 1965 was inspired by origami to create a ceramic vase with an eccentric shape.

The diffuser is handmade in double-layered artistic glass, obtained with the artisan technique of blowing in a still mold and the consequent grinding, recalling in the final result the ancient Murano technique of wrought glass.