Ferruccio Laviani Lanterns

The classic icon of the bedside lamp is revisited by Kartell's technology to become an industrial product in a variety of colour shades. The shape of Take is the result of the joinin...

This is a gorgeous outdoor floor lantern in brass, chrome finish, with opal diffuser. Wonderful to lighting a swinning pool or a garden.  

Easy is a cylindrical suspension lamp that enchants and excites with plays of color and light. Once turned on the polycarbonate is enhanced by a myriad of reflections. 3 pieces avai...

Inspired by Arabic calligraphic art and the icon of the classical candelabrum is Il Pezzo 3, a collection of lamps with a hand-forged brass stru...

FL/Y suspension from Kartell by Ferruccio Laviani. Red color FL/Y essential lamp which is characterized by "the usual interpretations of the theme". Made of transparent methacrylate...

Vintage Floor Lamp realized by Ferruccio Laviani for Foscarini in 1990s. Awarded by ’Best lamp’ on 2007 Wallpaper Design Award. Very good condition.

Inspired by Arabic calligraphic art and the icon of the classical candelabrum is Il Pezzo 3, a collection of lamps with a hand-forged brass stru...

Wall lamp with reflected and diffused light. Wall fitting and wall rose in epoxy powder coated metal. Satin finish white or color painted glass diffuser, available in 5 different sha...

Designed by Ferruccio Laviani for Kartell in 2003, the Take table lamp is a defining example of Kartell’s early 21st-century approach to playful minimalism and industrial elegance. ...

Floor lamp with diffused light. Epoxy powder coated metal tripod central frame and 5 different sized and shaped satin finish colored and painted glass diffusers, which are secured to...

Inspired by Arabic calligraphic art and the icon of the classical candelabrum is Il Pezzo 3, a collection of lamps with a hand-forged brass structure and elegant “candles” crafted fr...

Iconic, colourful, a scenic graphic sign with a strong visual impact, Uptown is a piece of luminous architecture specifically because it draws its inspiration from the icons of metro...