Formal serenity and functional efficiency.

It separates the three essential elements of any lamp: its structure, its electrical components and its shade.

The light source rotates circularly on its axis and can be raised or lowered like a flag on a pole.

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Iconic global design.

To commemorate its 25th anniversary, the Trípode lamp is presented in two new lampshades. In collaboration with the Barcelona designer Júlia Esqué, a specialist in textile design, the range of taped lampshades is completed with the Diplomática fine ribbon and Bretona thick ribbon, available for the three sizes of Trípode.

Black and white. Lines and stripes are the result of an intervention on the classic raw tape. A superimposition of the initial finishes inspired by the 1990s, in the references of Annie Albers and her Bauhaus research, which converge to enrich the rhythm of the taping.

The Atollo lamp was created with an eye to the future by Italian designer Vico Magistretti.

The Atollo lamp collection has three different models and five finishes to choose from. Keeping its style simple and always looking to the future, the Atollo lamp is original and has a great story behind it.

Since 1977, Atollo has marked the beginning of an era where design and production have been booming and has managed to become a design icon. Its luminous sculpture stands out, above all, for the geometry of its structure, where the cylinder and the hemisphere meet to give life and light to all the spaces in a home.

Simple and ingenious mechanism.

One of Oluce\'s best-known and best-loved collections, the head stem allows the light beam to be directed in different directions by moving the cap upwards, downwards and sideways.

In 1968, it received the "International Design Award" from the American Institute of Interior Designers in Chicago.

It is part of the permanent collection of the MoMA in New York and the "Neue Sammlung" Museum in Munich.

The Atollo lamp was created with an eye to the future by Italian designer Vico Magistretti.

The Atollo lamp collection has three different models and five finishes to choose from. Keeping its style simple and always looking to the future, the Atollo lamp is original and has a great story behind it.

Since 1977, Atollo has marked the beginning of an era where design and production have been booming and has managed to become a design icon. Its luminous sculpture stands out, above all, for the geometry of its structure, where the cylinder and the hemisphere meet to give life and light to all the spaces in a home.

The Atollo lamp was created with an eye to the future by Italian designer Vico Magistretti.

The Atollo lamp collection has three different models and five finishes to choose from. Keeping its style simple and always looking to the future, the Atollo lamp is original and has a great story behind it.

Since 1977, Atollo has marked the beginning of an era where design and production have been booming and has managed to become a design icon. Its luminous sculpture stands out, above all, for the geometry of its structure, where the cylinder and the hemisphere meet to give life and light to all the spaces in a home.

Colourful and functional sobriety.

When lit, it provides a characteristic warm light, rich in nuances. When switched off, it is a small volumetric sculpture that invites immediate use.

Trípode humanises neutral spaces. It is manually taped, turn after turn, and its base enjoys the best possible stability.

Soft shapes, representing the world of nature.

Inspired by a drop of water, the Alba concept is based on a very simple element.

Diffused light in gloss opal blown glass. Rectangular metal structure with satin brass or anodised bronze finish.

With universal dimmer.

Simple and ingenious mechanism.

One of Oluce\'s best-known and best-loved collections, the head stem allows the light beam to be directed in different directions by moving the cap upwards, downwards and sideways.

In 1968, it received the "International Design Award" from the American Institute of Interior Designers in Chicago.

It is part of the permanent collection of the MoMA in New York and the "Neue Sammlung" Museum in Munich.

Iconic shapes that enhance the potential of the light source.

The SUPERLUNA lamp is the result of a personal reflection on Vico Magistretti\'s work.

Superluna\'s thin metal rod conceals the electrical components inside and houses the light source: the LED opens on the stem in correspondence with the hemispherical caps that reflect its light by rotating on their axis.

Iconic shapes that enhance the potential of the light source.

The SUPERLUNA lamp is the result of a personal reflection on Vico Magistretti\'s work.

Superluna\'s thin metal rod conceals the electrical components inside and houses the light source: the LED opens on the stem in correspondence with the hemispherical caps that reflect its light by rotating on their axis.

Iconic and traditional.

Creating spaces of pleasure wherever it is placed, it has built one of its author\'s most popular international icons.

The small version of the Cesta lamp is defined by a smaller section in its wooden structure, always carefully polished and firmly assembled, which houses a small opal glass globe where its light is sheltered.

Iconic and traditional.

Creating spaces of pleasure wherever it is placed, it has built one of the most popular international icons of its author.

The Cesta lamp is defined by a smaller section in its wooden structure, always carefully polished and firmly assembled, which houses a small opal glass globe where its light is sheltered.

Lamp for nocturnal intimacy.

A piece of art that was born as a provocation against the dominant taste. Babel, whose name alludes to the unfinished biblical tower, is presented as a firm sculpture. The alabaster, solid at the base and cast in the shade, no two units being alike, makes it a unique piece.

A balance between technology and craftsmanship.

Free of cables for its movement, Cestita Bateria is a lantern that creates spaces of pleasure wherever it goes to light up from any corner, or on the table. Two light intensities.

The small version of the Cesta lamp is defined by a smaller section in its wooden structure, always carefully polished and firmly assembled, which houses a small opal glass globe that shelters its light.

Industrial craftsmanship.

Without concession to unnecessary ornamentation, FAD lamps are distinguished by their enduring elegance.

A cylindrical oak column creates a symmetrical verticality and supports an almost cylindrical shade made of white linen.

The Americana series is built around an articulated arm in satin nickel that supports a lampshade in elegant white linen.

The arm gently moves it closer or further away, without moving the wide metal base, in an evocation of the harmonious movement of the swing.

Soft shapes, representing the world of nature.

Inspired by a drop of water, the Alba concept is based on a very simple element.

In the table version, the drop rests delicately on a rectangular section profile that draws an asymmetrical double \'L\', acting as a base and ornament of the lamp.

Diffused light in gloss opal blown glass. Rectangular section metal structure with satin brass finish.

With universal dimmer.

This slender traditional lamp presents itself as a flash of timeless elegance created in an avant-garde context.

The combination of materials with its symmetrical central metal shaft covered in leather and its impressive lampshade make it a true example of industrial craftsmanship.

Simple and bold.

It emerged as a variation on the Spider lamp.

Retains the distinctive profile and bold character that define the Coupé collection.

Cleverly retains all the vigour common to Joe Colombo\'s designs of the 1960s.

It won the International Design Award of the American Institute of Interior Designers in Chicago the year after its creation and is included in the permanent collection of both the MoMA in New York and the Neue Sammlung Museum in Munich.

Iconic, innovative and modern.

A creative and modern adaptation of the original and magical Cesta lamp.

Creating spaces of pleasure wherever it is placed, it has built one of the most popular international icons of its author.

The Cesta lamp is defined by a smaller section in its metal structure, always carefully worked and firmly assembled, which houses a small opal glass globe where its light is sheltered.

As a detail it has the option of being accompanied with or without a leather handle.

Iconic, innovative and modern.

A creative and modern adaptation of the original and magical Cesta lamp.

Creating spaces of pleasure wherever it is placed, it has built one of the most popular international icons of its author.

The Cesta lamp is defined by a smaller section in its metal structure, always carefully worked and firmly assembled, which houses a small opal glass globe where its light is sheltered.

As a detail it has the option of being accompanied with or without a leather handle.

Iconic, innovative and modern.

A creative and modern adaptation of the original and magical Cesta lamp.

Creating spaces of pleasure wherever it is placed, it has built one of the most popular international icons of its author.

The Cesta lamp is defined by a smaller section in its metal structure, always carefully worked and firmly assembled, which houses a small opal glass globe where its light is sheltered.

As a detail it has the option of being accompanied with or without a leather handle.

Santa & Cole\'s most emblematic piece.

The publication of the Basic lamp in 1987 marked a new trend in European design.

It promotes a return to natural materials.

A birch wood cylinder, supported by a heavy metal base of equal diameter, raises a variety of lampshades of various shapes and colours, made of stitched cardboard or ribbon.

A challenge to the metallic taste of the eighties.