CEILING AND WALL LIGHTS

Cone Light is a small wall and ceiling sconce with a geometric postmodern reference.

The result of a carefully curated take on an existing series of products, the Brass Architectural collection brings together the simplicity and elegance that characterises Michael Anastassiades’ aesthetic. Through a formal economy of shapes and materials, these architectural features call for an understanding of luxury as a discreet presence: glass, brass and nickel articulate a geometric, minimalistic alphabet of forms that adorn the space with luminosity akin to a piece of jewellery.

Bob is an inverted tear drop resembling a weight suspended from a string, which is often used as a vertical reference line; a tool for building and measurements. Instead, this is a simple pendant that hangs to illuminate a space. Bob is a family of pendants and wall or ceiling-mounted sconces.

The Philosophical Egg was realised as an homage to the mysterious pendant that appears in the famous altar painting Brera Madonna by Piero della Francesca. The various fixtures featured reflect the same architectural approach that the artist represents in the painting. The refined composition of primordial shapes with an illuminated ostrich-egg-shaped oval allows the light to become the central focus of the space. The collection comprises various pendants and sconces and features a new petrol blue powder-coated finish.

The result of a carefully curated take on an existing series of products, the Brass Architectural collection brings together the simplicity and elegance that characterises Michael Anastassiades’ aesthetic. Through a formal economy of shapes and materials, these architectural features call for an understanding of luxury as a discreet presence: glass, brass and nickel articulate a geometric, minimalistic alphabet of forms that adorn the space with luminosity akin to a piece of jewellery.

The result of a carefully curated take on an existing series of products, the Brass Architectural collection brings together the simplicity and elegance that characterises Michael Anastassiades’ aesthetic. Through a formal economy of shapes and materials, these architectural features call for an understanding of luxury as a discreet presence: glass, brass and nickel articulate a geometric, minimalistic alphabet of forms that adorn the space with luminosity akin to a piece of jewellery.

The result of a carefully curated take on an existing series of products, the Brass Architectural collection brings together the simplicity and elegance that characterises Michael Anastassiades’ aesthetic. Through a formal economy of shapes and materials, these architectural features call for an understanding of luxury as a discreet presence: glass, brass and nickel articulate a geometric, minimalistic alphabet of forms that adorn the space with luminosity akin to a piece of jewellery.

White Porcelain Series is a lighting collection comprising of sconces with an emphasis on materiality and simplicity of form. It is distinguished by refined proportions and sophisticated, invisible fixture details that reintroduce porcelain within a contemporary context and distances it from the utilitarian language with which it is often associated. Referring to the Bauhaus porcelain lights used in the 1930s, this simplified version is slip casted to provide a tough, resistant finish. Due to the manufacturing process, each piece is inherently unique.

The Philosophical Egg was realised as an homage to the mysterious pendant that appears in the famous altar painting Brera Madonna by Piero della Francesca. The various fixtures featured reflect the same architectural approach that the artist represents in the painting. The refined composition of primordial shapes with an illuminated ostrich-egg-shaped oval allows the light to become the central focus of the space. The collection comprises various pendants and sconces and features a new petrol blue powder-coated finish.

Solitario, designed by Marcello Colli/Maurizio Di Mauro, is first and foremost a customisable system. Ideal as a solo statement in a quiet corner or grouped together over a dining area, this suspension light can become a system where numerous light sources are diffused from a single ceiling rose, creating various possibilities of use while enhancing the beauty of the interiors. Now available in a new wall-mounted version, also IP44.

Solitario, designed by Marcello Colli/Maurizio Di Mauro, is first and foremost a customisable system. Ideal as a solo statement in a quiet corner or grouped together over a dining area, this suspension light can become a system where numerous light sources are diffused from a single ceiling rose, creating various possibilities of use while enhancing the beauty of the interiors. Now available in a new wall-mounted version, also IP44.

Solitario, designed by Marcello Colli/Maurizio Di Mauro, is first and foremost a customisable system. Ideal as a solo statement in a quiet corner or grouped together over a dining area, this suspension light can become a system where numerous light sources are diffused from a single ceiling rose, creating various possibilities of use while enhancing the beauty of the interiors. Now available in a new wall-mounted version, also IP44.

Solitario, designed by Marcello Colli/Maurizio Di Mauro, is first and foremost a customisable system. Ideal as a solo statement in a quiet corner or grouped together over a dining area, this suspension light can become a system where numerous light sources are diffused from a single ceiling rose, creating various possibilities of use while enhancing the beauty of the interiors. Now available in a new wall-mounted version, also IP44.

G+T, designed by Jan Van Lierde, is an innovative reading lamp, born from the idea of a portable and luxurious product to meet specific space and installation needs; this makes it suitable for contexts such as yachts and superyachts, historic buildings, or exclusive boutique stores. The head recalls a cocktail jigger (as the name G+T, or gin & tonic, suggests), and the arm is in brass covered with braided leather. Available in the battery version with a magnetic connection, or wall-mounted. The battery-powered model is rechargeable via the USB Type-C port (which in the wired version is used for charging smartphones or tablets). The control (with three intensity levels) is conveniently positioned on the head. The battery-powered version comes with the following accessories: a wall-mounted bracket, a bracket for table fixing, and a leather pocket with counterweight for an armchair/sofa armrest.

Mikado, designed by Massimiliani Raggi, is a collection of “jewel” lamps characterised by the combination of rectangular brass tubes and slanted cubes in engraved crystal, with two types of workmanship. The apparently random juxtaposition (hence the name “Mikado”) in fact follow a precise and balanced scheme. The LED sources, inserted in the tubes so as to showcase the preciousness of the crystal, make Mikado a high-performance decorative product that is compatible with home automation systems.

Mikado, designed by Massimiliani Raggi, is a collection of “jewel” lamps characterised by the combination of rectangular brass tubes and slanted cubes in engraved crystal, with two types of workmanship. The apparently random juxtaposition (hence the name “Mikado”) in fact follow a precise and balanced scheme. The LED sources, inserted in the tubes so as to showcase the preciousness of the crystal, make Mikado a high-performance decorative product that is compatible with home automation systems.