Edge 30 wall / ceiling lamp IP65 diffuser in thermoplastic material 23W E27

An elegant synthesis between retro lines and current, almost futuristic style. Shiny metal for the body of the lamp and acid-etched glass for the diffuser, in a well-calibrated contrast. The sphere shape recalls the 50s, but is renewed thanks to the oblique cut. A wall lamp with character, which fits perfectly into collective spaces, from catering to retail.

With a system of arms and springs it allows you to move the light in any position with ease. Its head is universal, ready to accommodate various technologies.

Indoor lamps, in the dimmable version, emits indirect and reflected light, characterized by the grading and sinuosity of the shape.

Wall lamp characterized by a die-cast aluminum structure. The shape, light and essential like a ring, allows a luminous flux that develops both upwards and downwards.

The Ipe W models are a family of wall lamps with indirect light emission, upwards and downwards, which guarantee excellent visual comfort combined with an unexpected light output. They use high performance LED sources. The shape of the lamp is inspired by the section of metal profiles used in architecture, hence the name of the lamp.

Discovery , awarded with the Compasso d'Oro 2018 , is a totally absent and dematerialized element that acquires volume when switched on thanks to the light injected by the LEDs placed in the frame and extracted from the central surface. The patented optical solution generates a precise and punctual light emission that guarantees perfect visual comfort. Body in extruded aluminum, diffuser in technopolymer.

The Ipe W models are a family of wall lamps with indirect light emission, upwards and downwards, which guarantee excellent visual comfort combined with an unexpected light output. They use high performance LED sources. The shape of the lamp is inspired by the section of metal profiles used in architecture, hence the name of the lamp.

The shape of these lamps recalls the old candle holders with handles, commonly called in Italian "bugia", a simplified name of the African city Bidgiaya which supplied most of the wax used to make candles! This anecdote today also accompanies the "modern" Bugia: a table or wall lamp with single or double light, as simple as it is ingenious.

With a system of arms and springs it allows you to move the light in any position with ease. Its head is universal, ready to accommodate various technologies.

The head of Tolomeo , fixed directly to a wall support, is free to move in any direction as in the iconic table version. Manageable with the switch placed on the structure, it becomes a useful light tool for private spaces but also for work and hospitality environments.