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Lederam embodies the accuracy of the motion required to draw a line.

Gold Moon Chandelier brings a distinctive new twist to the traditional chandelier concept, turning it into a striking cascade of suspended light.

For example, Ensō, the circle symbol of enlightenment and wholeness, has always fascinated me. It encompasses everything and nothing.

Ale BE T is a wireless, battery-operated table lamp, so it can be moved around any setting. The dome can be rotated on a single axis, to direct the light produced by a 1.5W LED (220 lm).

More than a lamp: a sculpture in light. As its name suggests, the new Cono has an elegant tubular structure in a distinctive cone shape that is the hallmark feature of this stylish wall lamp.

PostKrisi is a collection in which light interacts with colour and shape, in a delightful interplay of transparencies and contrasts.

Petits Bijoux is a representation of ‘static movement’, the effect of an action that seems to imitate the gesture of throwing a stone into a pool of water, creating concentric waves that propagate

Colour was used as a message of rebirth and joy.

Fil de Fer is a lighting fixture made of shaped, woven aluminium wire, which is lit on the inside by tiny bulbs. Designed and made by Enzo Catellani, it is the creation closest to his heart.

Colour was used as a message of rebirth and joy. Today, that colour is back.” Also available in the classic black and white finishes, the “colourful” versions of the Ettorino lamps

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Macchina della Luce emerged from the Luci d’Oro collection, and was also developed after reflecting on the colour of light: the golden light of the sun and fire; warm light, in which the concept of

Lederam embodies the accuracy of the motion required to draw a line.

Bellatrix, named after one of the brightest stars in the Orion constellation, is a wall lamp with a diameter of 120 cm featuring a handcrafted irregular surface expertly lined with gold coloured le

The new Par 18 models by Catellani & Smith are characterized by irregular blown glass shades.

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