Designed 88 years ago by Giò Ponti, one of the most important architects and designers in recent Italian architecture history, Bilia combines two archetypical volumes, the cone with a sphere on top. After 2019’s mini version, now the original table version has also been proposed in brass with an LED light source.

From Oluce, like Giuseppe Ostuni—one of the founding fathers of Italian lighting—a reissue of one of the most well-known lamps by the designer couple (as they were once called) Angelo Ostuni and Riccardo Forti. With a classic cylindrical form and refined contrast of gold and black, 1953 is striking for the modernity of its lines. First born as a table lamp, today Oluce proposes both models once again in their original designs.

Reissued just last year on the occasion of the 50^th anniversary of its first production, Chiara—like Saint Clare of Assisi ‘s wimple—was cut and rolled with a single sheet.

It is not possible to exclude this table lamp by one of the great masters of design, Achille Castiglioni, author of a real and true gallery of lighting icons. For reading he invented, together with Pio Manzù, a lamp which, thanks to a tube, slides along a steel cable until finds the necessary height and direction. In production since 1970, this year it turns 50.