Освещение

Angelo Barovier had an idea for a ribbed lamp base in 1966. In 2008 his design was revisited, but this time inverted, repeated and created on a giant scale. This marked the creation of a collection comprising a large table lamp, a suspension light and, since 2017, a floor lamp. The glass used for the collection is extremely heavy, and working it requires the skill and strength of an experienced master glassmaker. The table lamp is an impressive piece at almost a metre high, its pyramid shape suggestive of a Samurai at rest.  The collection uses conventional light bulbs, with shades available in black, white or dark brown.

A table lamp that recall the 1950s, characterised by the galvanised gold base and the golden sphere immersed in the crystal. The lampshade can have a golden interior. It accompanies the homonymous chandelier.

A table lamp that is characterised by the crystal rostral, like the homonymous chandeliers of which it is natural complement.

A table lamp that recalls the 1950s, characterised by the galvanised gold base and the golden sphere immersed in the crystal. The lampshade can have a golden interior.

A table lamp that comes in three different heights and in six colours, the ideal companion to the Ran Round chandelier. The lampshades are in textile and the metal parts are chromium-plated.

A table lamp with a lavish central body with soft-shape elements that are wrought using different techniques, on top of a chromed base. An oversized version is available. The shade comes with an upper plexiglas shield, for an even better light diffusion. Four chandeliers, two wall lamps, two suspensions and two ceiling lamps are part of the same collection.