Decorative Lighting

Design Marc Sadler 2006. Suspended on a flexible rod just like a fishing rod and adjustable with counterweights, the Twiggy floor lamp is a simple and genius idea, which has become an icon of designer arc lamps. A family with various sizes and functions, including for outdoor use or with a wooden diffuser..

Design Ferruccio Laviani 2022. Tonda is fascinating for its apparently illogical balance. It embodies gravity, challenged, denied and then solved by a light design gesture, like a game but as rigorous as a theorem at the same time..

Design Ludovica + Roberto Palomba 2012. A family of lamps that provides relaxing lighting for their surroundings. Rituals translates the luminous magic of Oriental paper lanterns in the physical preciousness of satin finish blown glass. The horizontal lines carved into the surface make for a warm and vibrant light..

Design Garcia, Cumini 2014. Mesmerising and hypnotic, the Spokes collection stands out for its light-weight volumes capable of mesmerising with a graphic game of blocks and voids casting a kaleidoscope of lights and shadows into space. It is a suspension lamp that takes centre stage either alone or in compositions of various shapes and colours..

Design Rodolfo Dordoni 2009. The Lumiere XX lamp is the restyled version of the original Lumiere project with new proportions. The tripod is still made of metal, but it has a bolder look, while the blown glass diffuser takes on new geometrical shapes, hand-blown with a skilled hand-crafted process..

Design Rodolfo Dordoni 1990. Back in 1990 Rodolfo Dordoni offered Foscarini his creative, stylish and sophisticated restyled version of the classic bedside lamp. This led to the conception of Lumiere, which went on to become an icon of contemporary design. Over the space of 30 years Lumiere has continued to evolve, donning different colours and finishes..

Design Ludovica + Roberto Palomba 2011. A slim support, like the trunk of a young sapling, a lighting system designed like a branch, ready for a bird to roost, hence the English name ‘birdie’. A lamp that takes on a different personality depending on the colour..

Design Patricia Urquiola + Eliana Gerotto 2005. Rich, bright and sophisticated, Caboche is one of Foscarini’s best-sellers. It is an icon in the world of designer lighting. Restyled in the Plus version, it casts an even brighter light, while reducing consumption levels and generating a charming totally transparent effect..

Design Francesco Meda 2022. A luminous bridge with a distinctive and minimal visual essence, Bridge is a contemporary yet timeless design object which is part of the permanent collection of the Design Museum of Triennale Milano..

Deisng Rodolfo Dordoni 2016. A project by master of design Rodolfo Dordoni dating back to the Nineties and restyled with a contemporary twist. A lamp collection that oozes elegance and impeccable craftsmanship. A classic piece to be loved forever..

Design Enrico Franzolini with Vicente Garcia Jimenez 2005. Irregular and apparently random intersections of planes in space create a volume surrounding the light source and determine the dynamic character of the exuberant personality of the Big Bang lamp..

Design Lucidi and Pevere 2010. Elegance, lightness and clean-cut shapes: what is eye-catching about Aplomb is the feeling of impossible made possible. The understated design of its shape enhances the textured wealth of the special cement used to make it, developed to be enjoyable to touch..

Design Ludovica Serafini + Roberto Palomba 2023. Hoba takes inspiration from the asymmetrical and irregular form of a meteorite fallen from the sky, crystallized in the moment of its flight. A collection in opaque blown glass, made of constantly different pieces, serially produced but with the unique characteristics of handcrafted items..

Design Ludovica + Roberto Palomba 2007. It recalls a pebble honed and smoothed by running water, or the egg of a mythological creature. This unprecedented solution for a traditional material such as blown glass, for a lamp that changes look depending on the observer’s perspective..