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Lola, Alberto Meda - Paolo Rizzatto, 1989

Lola is an iconic lamp which has become an inspiration model for lamps characterized by clean lines and innovative technology. The fork-like lampshade is adjustable. It was awarded the Compasso d’Oro prize in 1989.

Cappuccina, Inga Sempé, 2015

Inspired by the name of a flower, its lampshade is fully adjustable and can be tilted and placed at any chosen position.

Pod Lens, Ross Lovegrove, 1998

Pod Lens is inspired by the shape of flower buds. Made entirely of polycarbonate, this lamp is suitable for outdoor use, to be hanged on a tree, mounted on a wall or also used as a floor lamp with a stem.

Stochastic, Daniel Ribbaken, 2015

The aesthetic of Stochastic is impressive. It looks like a complex of various elements forming a bunch with the light source at its core. It can be freely adjusted at any chosen height.

Collezione Costanza, Paolo Rizzatto, 1986

Costanza is a successful line of lamps, available in various models and sizes. It comes with three key elements: exchangeable lampshade, a sensorial dimmer rod and an extendible arm for easy height adjustment.

Counterbalance, Daniel Rybbaken, 2012

Counterbalance is an adjustable lamp which evokes Calder’s sculptures. Counterbalancing is assured by means of a gear wheel. It was awarded the Compasso D’Oro prize in 2014 – highest recognition in design – and the Red Dot prize in 2013.

Tango, Francisco Gomez Paz, 2014

The frame of this lamp by the Argentinian designer evokes the harmonic and sensual moves of tango. The lamp becomes a dynamic object thanks to its varying geometry which results from the orientation system of the projector, adjustable through a simple movement.

Hope, Francisco Gomez Paz - Paolo Rizzatto, 20

Hope reinterprets the archetype of traditional pendant lamps integrating innovative materials. It is made of Fresnel lenses (polycarbonate film) for a lightweight and glittering product. It was awarded the Compasso d’Oro prize in 2011.

Fortebraccio, Alberto Meda - Paolo Rizzatto, 1998

An iconic piece by Luceplan, Fortebraccio is a highly adjustable lamp which is characterized by a handle mounted on the lampshade for easy operation.

Synapse, Francisco Gomez Paz, 201

Partly a lamp and parly a divider, Synapse is a modular piece consisting of a single unit with an inset RGB LED light source. It can be either mounted on wall or ceiling and freely arranged in various ways.