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...
Outdoor lamps have become classic references to excellence in the design industry. Find beautiful contemporary outdoor lighting to illuminate your porch, lakeside, garden and other outdoor spaces without interfering with...
Altura is a floor lamp that sticks out. A joint connects two thin steel rods, one that goes up and down and one that goes left and right. The cone-shaped...
An extreme neat shape meets the rich hand-woven leather in Spoon collection, a small masterpiece of beauty and functionality, with swiveling stem and shell.
The North floor lamp collection is an Arik Levy design. Its design is elegant, varied, dynamic and very adaptable. The North collection makes it possible to bring light to exactly where we...
Balance floor lamps are a Jordi Vilardell design. The Balance lamp can serve various functional requirements simultaneously, dining room lamp, living room ambient light, reading lamp and for work purposes. Balance...
The Suite floor lamps are a creation of designers Jordi Vilardell & Meritxell Vidal. The Suite floor lamps combine two functions in one single piece: light fitting and item of furniture. A...
The designer Diego Fortunato is the author of the Mayfair floor lamp for Vibia. This floor lamp is an obvious example of the evolution of 19th Century lighting models. Consisting of a...
The Jazz floor lamp is a Diego Fortunato design characterised by its organic and pure forms. The Jazz lamp provides an indirect light that helps create intimate and inviting spaces. The...
Sculptural floor lamp of warm and indirect ambient light. It creates an intimate and enveloping atmosphere. Wood craftsmanship conveys quality and warmth in the purity of its forms. Delicate lighting...
Toobe is available in both floor and table lamp versions. It was conceived from the idea of using a tube which creates a surprising smoked effect thanks to an innovative...
