Helios

Helios takes its name from Helium, the God of the Sun in the Greek mythology, the divinity who crosses the world, from east to west, in order to bring the light everywhere. Six bright brass circles, internally covered in wood veneer, are arranged spirally, in order to produce fascinating light effects. It is possible to regulate the light output, to create an atmosphere more or less intense, just like Helium used to do, dominating the light, starting from the delicate glow of the dawn, to the stronger brightness of the day.

Forest Light

Suspension lamp whose inserts make it unique and precious. The horizontal element is always made of brass, while the vertical elements can be made of wood, brass or cast bronze. Hanged from the ceiling through 2 supporting wires, 1 electric wire (supplied with length 200 cm, adjustable) and a proper brass box, containing the transformer. Lighting with LED strips with transformer dimmer-fitted DALI.

Firlinfeu

Long and harmonious brass cones, which hold the light source are the elements that make Firlinfeu a unique and highly recognisable chandelier. Placed individually or in multiple combinations, these brass elements are able to furnish the space in a refined and scenic way. Lamps hanged on the ceiling through one supporting electric wire, supplied with length 200 cm, adjustable and a proper metal plate.

Excelsior

Curved wood, rigour and formal cleanliness. Excelsior is as sophisticated, refined and important as a glass chandelier. Its sinuous geometries create solids and voids through which the light penetrates and spreads, creating plays of light that make the object even more mysterious. Lamps hanged on the ceiling through one supporting electric wire, supplied with length 200 cm, adjustable and a proper metal plate.

Copernico

Copernico is a system of lamps, which takes inspiration from the exaltation of beauty in the solar system. In all its different versions, one or more spheres are emphasised by a metal structure articulated around the light source, almost tracing the course of a satellite orbiting around it.