Designed by Mario Bellini in 1974, this cloud-inspired luminaire, crafted from natural opal polyethylene, exemplifies Italian design innovation with its 360-degree light diffusion and metaphysical aesthetic, perfectly complementing the exhibition's celebration of modern Italian design. Recently featured in the Molto Bello exhibition at HEIDE museum.
Acoustic lighting has arrived at Mondoluce, offering the perfect harmony between light and sound.
Devised by Le Corbusier for the Unite d'Habitation of Marseille in 1949/1952, the Lampe De Marseille endures as an iconic example of mid-century design. An adjustable wall lamp with two joints on the arm and a rotating wall fixing.
Designed by Michele De Lucchi and first produced in 1996, the Acquatinta pendant strips bare the mechanics of a lamp and reveals the poetry of light. Elegantly composed of blown glass and available in a variety of finishes. The artistic manufacture of Murano glass is a process with limited standardisation, for this reason each piece is subtly unique. Made in Italy.
By preserving original features and incorporating innovative sustainability measures, Box Design Studio creates a future-proof home that blends historical charm with contemporary comfort.
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Novecento by Vistosi takes the classic shape of the Murano chandelier and reconstructs it in a 360 degree glass outline, retaining characteristics of the traditional Murano design with an updated aesthetic.