Designer Marc Sadler. Ample, linear, essential design combined with strong flexibility characterise the formal elegance and light sophistication of Twiggy. Foscarini reinterprets these details, offering an effective concept for new uses, which preserves all the decorative expressiveness of the original floor version. The table lamp offers in scale the typical flexible refinement of the original creation, while the ceiling model is the maximum expression of flexibility: by rotating 330° it is an optimal solution for decentralising a light source. The hanging version, which comes in two sizes, has a wide range of possible uses. All the lamps are made in composite lacquered material on a fibreglass base and are available in four different colours. The diffuser uses the light source to the full and offers direct lighting on the surface below. In the large hanging and ceiling versions it also provides effective upward reflection, thanks to the transparent protective upper disk.

Designer Achille & Pier Giacomo Castiglioni. "We were thinking about a lamp that shines light onto a table. They already existed, but you had to walk round them. To leave enough space around the table, the base had to be at least two meters away. Which was how the idea for Arco came into being. We wanted to make it with commercially available parts and we found that curved steel angle iron worked perfectly well. Then there was the problem of the counterweight: a heavy weight was needed to support it all. Our first thought was concrete, but then we chose marble because the same weight took up less space, and also because we could obtain a better finish for a lower cost. In Arco nothing is decorative: even the beveled corners on the base have a function, which is not to hurt us; even the hole isn’t a flight of fantasy, but to make it easier to lift the base."

Designer Michele De Lucchi e Giancarlo Fassina. Thanks to its thin arms and conical lampshade, the Artemide Tolomeo Mega Terra floor lamp has become an absolute classic of contemporary design. This device is a further member of the Tolomeo family of Artemis, award-winning internationally. It was also awarded for its proportionate design, including the renowned Red Dot Award. The shade, in the parchment paper variant, is available with a diameter of 32 cm, 36 cm or 42 cm. The Tolomeo Mega floor lamp, made of high-quality aluminum, is also offered with a satin (satin) shade. The original model of the Tolomeo series, Tolomeo Tavolo of Artemide, was presented to the public for the first time in 1987 at the international lighting exhibition "Euroluce" in Milan, immediately receiving a great success. Success that was confirmed two years later, when its creators, Michele De Lucchi and Giancarlo Fassina, were awarded the Compasso d'Oro, one of the most coveted awards for designers.

Designer Michael Anastassiades. This collection explores balance. There is a series of lights: table lights, wall lights, ceiling pendants and ceiling mounted lights which take as their basic form a sphere that is perfectly balanced on the edge of a rod. I came across an online video clip of a contact juggler. He was spinning a set of spheres, moving them around on his arms and edge of his fingers. And as I got mesmerized by the magic of his skill, suddenly the spheres look perfectly still. I wanted to capture that exact moment. This was my starting point. The initials IC come from the codes that English police use to define the perceived ethnicity of a person they stop in the street when reporting back to the station. IC1 means white person or Northern European type, IC2 means Mediterranean European/Hispanic, IC3 indicates an African/Afro-Caribbean person, and so on, so this is a playful story to define the different designs.

The Kabuki floor lamp is injection moulded. The technology used makes it possible to create a woven structure similar to lace with a unique perforated surface through which the light is diffused. Available in indoor and outdoor versions.

Designer Enzo Calabrese - Davide Groppi. Sampei is the idea of putting the light on the floor or on the table. Sampei is also available in the outdoor version. Compasso d'Oro ADI 2014.

Lamps made of two light vertical panels that hide the light source thanks to an optical effect. Extruded aluminum structure, die-cast aluminum terminals and base, opal and transparent methacrylate diffusers. The LED uplight source creates a diffused light towards the ceiling, while the side LED generates an indirect ambient light.

A light that is generously welcomed, reflected and given to the surrounding environment. Philippe Starck's lamp that revolutionises the light bulb/shade scheme: the source is not from above but from an LED positioned on the stem that illuminates the hat, from which high-tech lens reflections start. Thanks to the lampshade made from a single polycarbonate green mould, the light is reflected even more uniformly. ANGELO STONE is available floor version, in the three finishes champagne, copper and titanium.

一款落地灯，旨在提供纯净和灵活的重点照明。这款灯的关键部分是关节部位，由于其充满活力的韧性，能够使“小棍”（Hashi）在空间中打造出各种图形。 对比例的特别关注使灯可以变换各种姿态，同时始终保持平衡。

Floor lamp with indirect light. Stem in painted aluminium: shiny white, brick, cioko, green. Reflector in shiny opal white and grey blown glass. Electrical cable of 270 cm usable length with foot dimmer switch for ON/OFF function and brightness adjustment 10100%. Power supply with interchangeable plugs.

Designer Michael Anastassiades. Floor-standing luminaire with directional direct light. Rod and cone in painted steel or brushed brass. Photo-etched opal polycarbonate diffuser with injection molding.

Designer Jasper Morrison. The simple concept behind the Glo-ball family of lights is to obtain the maximum diffusion of light, this is achieved by the use of hand-blown, etched white opaline glass. The form: a flattened globe appears, like the moon, as a flat disc when illuminated.

Designer Achille & Pier Giacomo Castiglioni. Floor lamp with indirect light. Base of sheared and bent steel and structure in steel sections, both painted in liquid, in various colors. Stem with hexagonal section in nickel-plated brass. The telescopic movement of the rod allows the height adjustment of the device. On the cable there is an electronic dimmer that allows the regulation of the light intensity in steps.

Significantly sized and with a seductive and slender design, the Mite floor lamp is made with an innovative mixture of fibreglass and carbon thread or Kevlar® that acts as both decoration and frame. Winner of the ADI Compasso d’Oro award.

Floor lamp with indirect diffused emission, whose small footprint is the main feature of the project. Two identical thin discs at the base and top are connected by a thin tubular stem. Its minimal elegance makes it a timeless object. Its simple shapes are ideal for any public and private environment to combine with any style.

When the design meets the architecture: Coordinates takes its formal inspiration from the mathematical precision of the linear Cartesian grid illuminated and expanded to three brilliant dimensions for a rich array of set configurations. Coordinates can easily adapt to different environments of varying scale with a strong visual impact. Perfect for both, the contract and the private sector, the design solutions are endless given that the product is suitable for the environments in which it is inserted.

Lamps made of transparent blown glass. A single module is a lantern, while several overlapping modules create a column of light or a chandelier ideal for illuminating stairwells or rooms with prominent ceilings. Other elements such as the cone or the bowl allow further uses, perfect combined with a floor lamp or a suspension. The technology at the base of the lamp is a Led technology, integrated in a meticulous way between the glass modules so as to be imperceptible when the light is off, but to release all its brightness once turned on.

Floor lamp providing indirect and diffused light. Silver powder-coated steel base. Opaline extruded polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA) diffuser column. Functions ON/OFF of two placed luminous sources at the extremities of the diffuser of the apparatus, happen by means of interrupting double quantity to pedal mounted on the cable feeding electrical worker.

Designer Jasper Morrison. Floor standing luminaire with direct light. Body in painted or chromed aluminum, with turned head in slab, die-cast joints and extruded rods. Silk-screened PMMA diffuser. Optical switch positioned on the stem that guarantees the Warm Tone Dimming function.

Designer Antonio Citterio. Kelvin Led represents the ideal fusion of form and function. Object in the vanguard of essential design, combining refinement and style with the deep technical research and the study for the optimization of light, choosing the energy savings guaranteed by the LED source. "Only rarely in our profession do you conceive of and design a product that in one way or another will become an archetype. With the Kelvin Led project I have always been convinced that this is the case." Antonio Citterio

When Enzo Catellani began creating new lighting fixtures using the first LED circuits, the intention was to create simple, discreet, almost invisible objects, that put emphasis on the light. This is how he moved away from a rather ‘aggressive’ style towards simple minimalism.

Fil de Fer is a lighting fixture made of shaped, woven aluminium wire, which is lit on the inside by tiny bulbs. Designed and made by Enzo Catellani, it is the creation closest to his heart. Developed almost twenty years ago for a special commission, it was never used for that particular project and was hung up in his workshop. Each time it was switched on, it enchanted everyone with its special, magical atmosphere. Enzo Catellani decided then to continue working on it. The lamp was later placed on the market and quickly became the most iconic lighting fixture in the Catellani & Smith range.

Designer Karim Rashid. Wall lamp, extending the range of Cadmo series. Material: body lamp in injection-moulded thermoplastic material; reflector in optic aluminium.

Designer Daniel Rybakken. Compendium provides a diffused light in the environment. The body houses a high-efficiency LED source and rotates freely on the base to direct the light towards the wall avoiding direct glare.

With PostKrisi Enzo Catellani began working and moulding fibreglass. This material fascinated him due to its incredible versatility and strength, but above all for the shadows it casts when it interacts with light.

Elegant atmosphere lamps with lampshades in beige fabric, dark brown fabric or white parchment and upper screens of etched glass. Table lamp, in two sizes. Floor lamp, in two models: with tripod base and round sliding lampshade to be fixed at the desired height, or with a fixed standard on a cross-shaped base, with rectangular lampshade. Available also the wall and hanging versions. The frames are in bronzed or bright chromed metal, the electrical cable is covered with cloth.

FOX is a dimmable LED floor lamp. Steel matte black painted structure and base. Aluminum spot with optional honeycomb filter for antiglare. Its slewing arc and its directable cylindric head allow to flexibly orientate the light beam for a consistent warm diffused light.

Floor lamp for a warm and widespread LED lighting. The structure is manufactured through a technology of torsion and misalignment of the aluminium extruded bar, expressly studied by Nemo. It allows a 360° LED emission. Terminal parts are in die-casted aluminium.