Washington Wall

The mathematical symbol par excellence that embodies infinity is the inspirational key of the Zero family, designed by Paolo Cappello.

Family of floor, wall, and table lamps made of laser-cut and bent metal with integrated LED light source.

Available in white FT, black FT, and red brown FT.

Like slender threads in the sky, they weave essential geometries. They refer to matter and its immense voids dotted with light.

A style that becomes a shape. 

Designed in 1983 by the French architect Jean-Michel Wilmotte for the French embassy in Washington D.C., Washington perfectly celebrates the simple, classic elegance of the LC Collection. 

An ever-evolving project, driven by the optimization of turning processes. 

Characterized by a minimal and discreet shape, Minus features a functional design that extends from the wall. 

Doppio Zero is a lighting system that combines various models of the Zero S, M, and L. The lamp is available in versions composed of Zero S+M and Zero M+L.

A shining system of celestial bodies, Planets draws inspiration from the timeless fascination of planetary magnetism, characterized by the perfection of spherical contours.

This lamp echoes the ancient act of illuminating, recreating the gesture of placing a bowl of light upon a shelf.