Design by Joris Laarman, 2007.
Nebula from FLOS is a suspension light made from blown glass cones arranged in an erratic cluster. The suspension light provides diffused lighting. A central body is produced in die-cast aluminum and 10 blown glass cones of different sizes. The bayonet-type coupling system of the cones makes for easy cleaning. Features a die-cast aluminum ceiling attachment with spherical automatic wire clamp. Polycarbonate rose. Supplied with 16-ft. of electrical cable.
Design by Denis Santachiara, 2005.
The Nuvola Pendant Light was developed by renowned designer Denis Santachiara. Santachiara’s work has been shown at the Centre Pompidou, Louvre, Grand Palais in Paris, Museum of Modern Art in Tokyo, Chicago Atheneeum, Vitra Museum, Berlaghe Museum in Amsterdam, MoMa in New York and Museum of Design in Milan among others.
Design by Joana Bover, 2007.
Striking shapes and brilliantly pleated cotton emit a warm, romantic glow.
Fixture available in nickel, with optional dark or caramel leather accents, and chrome, with optional black glass accents.
Design by Tom Dixon, 2012.
A concentric pendant light, the Step Light – Fat Pendant Light is made from solid copper which has been spun and highly polished to give a warm and burnished light. Both the interior and exterior are lacquered to prevent oxidization.
Design by Giulio Iacchetti, 2008.
Tropico has a decidedly sculptural presence, although it remains easy to interpret. It produces an all embracing, atmospheric light, thanks to the inner cylinder that filters and spreads the luminous fluorescent flow. The finishes available give two strongly contrasting effects: the ice version lets the light through, while the ivory version- which underlines the material and decorative effect of the element – recalls the almost ethnic vision of an oriental lantern. The personality can be further emphasized by inserting one of the optional color filters, with a choice of a cool violet tone or a warm orange tone.
Design by Toyo Ito, 2004.
A suspended unit, constructed by overlaying five thin layers of acrylic. The stratification of these layers, the breaks in continuity in the material building up the concentric spaces, the transparency of the plastic material, and the reference to the changing shape and immateriality of clouds, all contribute towards the search for a new model of fluid substance.
esign by Michele De Lucchi, Giancarlo Fassina.
In 1989, when the Tolomeo table/task was given the Compasso d’Oro award for Italian industrial design it was credited with having achieved the perfect marriage between design and engineering that works together in total “sync” to materialize an idea and create the perfect object for industrial production.
Since then, the Tolomeo’s award-winning design, engineering and performance features have been further refined in a complete series of models for table, floor, wall, track and suspension application.
Suspension light with cotton or cotton plisse shade. Bottom diffuser of opal Plexiglas shields direct view of the lamps. Provides diffused ambient illumination. 5″D chrome canopy.
Design by Gianpietro Gai & Luca Nicchetto, 2003.
O-Space’s graphic sign is a flattened sphere cut on two sides. In this soft yet geometric form that has a strong impact and is extremely original. The illumination is both reflected inside and directed downwards. The polyurethane shell protects from dazzle and hide the electrical leads, creating a completely free space inside. Offered with 78 or 200″ of suspension cable.
Designed by Michele De Lucchi and Gerhard Reichert
The Logico series represents a departure from traditional glassblowing with its complex form. Handblown glass with satin finish. The Logico quadruple nested ceiling light is available in two sizes, all of which feature a diffuser suspended from a grey lacquered steel frame and a steel ceiling canopy with pale grey thermoplastic cover that mounts to a standard electrical junction box. Available in incandescent or fluorescent lamp configurations.