Foscarini

Double event with Foscarini at Milan Design Week 2025: join us at Euroluce, Fiera Milano and explore our showroom Foscarini Spazio Monforte. Two complementary destinations to explore lighting innovation through creative installations and new lamp designs. EUROLUCE Fiera Milano Rho HALL 4, BOOTH C03 – C05 CAOS PERFETTO – Scratched Stories of Light An installation by Bennet Pimpinella Foscarini Spazio Monforte Corso Monforte, 19, Milan 08—13 April 2025 H 10.00/20.00 PRESS PREVIEW Foscarini Spazio Monforte Corso Monforte, 19, Milan 01 / 06 April 2025 H 15.00/19.00 07 April 2025 H 10.00/19.00 Discover more > https://lnkd.in/dBaz88b6

There’s something magical about Chapeaux already as it is: a diffuser seemingly floating on air, supported by a nearly invisible body. But through British illustrator Jim Stoten’s playful vision, the Foscarini lamp transforms into a portal to an ever-changing, experiential dimension. This loop is part of the new What’s in a Lamp? series—eager to see more? Stoten’s hypnotic, kaleidoscopic, infinite-zooming animations draw inspiration from the unique aesthetic and design story of six Foscarini lamps, and invite you to lose yourself in their intricate details and layered narratives. Thriving on spontaneity, Stoten lets ideas flow naturally, blending playfulness with depth. “I try not to overthink. I want my work to feel intuitive, playful—like an endless discovery in progress.” This sense of free-flowing exploration shines through in his series, where each animation pulls you deeper into the artist's vivid vision, offering a psychedelic adventure through light and design. Dive deeper into Jim Stoten’s artistic inspiration in our exclusive interview https://lnkd.in/dfU3Jjxd Follow the full What’s in a Lamp? series on Instagram @foscarinilamps. #whatsinalamp #design #art

Artist, graphic designer, and curator Giona Maiarelli joins our What's in a Lamp? editorial project, where international artists are invited to reinterpret light and Foscarini lamps through their unique perspectives. Maiarelli’s series blends Italian culture with American pop imagery, using collage—a medium shaped by randomness and serendipity. His work brings Foscarini’s iconic lamps into a world of vintage imagery drawn from magazines, books, and photographs, placing them within the framework of the American myth, with accents that are at times playful and ironic, and at other times evocatively romantic. Caboche takes on the elegance of a circular jewel paired with American water towers, Spokes evokes the tangled electric chaos where birds find rest, and Chouchin nods to the American fascination with extraterrestrial life. Then there’s Aplomb, Binic, and Nuée, each evoking something entirely unique. Which one speaks to you the most? Discover more about the series and the artist's fresh, imaginative perspective in this interview: https://lnkd.in/dZQJMdum #whatsinalamp

The New Collezioni—7 catalogue is here! Explore the complete guide to Foscarini collections, featuring the latest product updates, color samples and stunning lifestyle images set in real homes, showcasing how Foscarini lamps transform spaces. Interactive links take you deeper into product stories, technical details, and extended galleries at foscarini.com—making it easy to find the perfect lamp for any interior. Ready to explore? Download Collezioni—7 now and discover the ideal Foscarini light to illuminate your home and projects! https://lnkd.in/dHxfXyGz

What if a lamp could be more than a source of light? In Mattia Riami’s hands, Foscarini’s iconic designs transcend their functional role, taking on playful new identities. Explore the latest collaboration for Foscarini’s “What’s in a Lamp?” project, bringing a refreshing sense of imagination to this ongoing series, which seeks to explore light from different artistic perspectives. Through a series of six illustrations, artist Mattia Riami draws inspiration from daily life but adds a twist, inviting us into a world where Foscarini lamps transform into magical forms—clouds drifting through the sky, trumpets sounding a lively tune, or spaceships embarking on an interstellar journey. The result is a collection of artwork that encourages us to reimagine the ordinary and rediscover the magic in the world around us. Discover more about this collaboration on our Instagram channel @foscarinilamps and follow the link below for an exclusive interview with the artist: https://lnkd.in/eik3SW4Q #whatsinalamp #illustration

Meet Hoba, the latest outcome of the years-long research on blown glass conducted by Ludovica Serafini + Roberto Palomba in collaboration with Foscarini. Its shape feels familiar—a timeless sphere of opaque glass—yet it's anything but ordinary: unexpected textures of bumps and soft depressions disrupt the surface, adding an organic, tactile twist. This new family of lamps blends the elegance of classic design with the bold, organic forms of nature. Produced through a distinctive industrial process, Hoba embodies the perfect imperfection typically associated with handcrafted objects and with its asymmetrical, organic shape, it makes a striking addition to contemporary interiors, where it casts a warm, welcoming light. As ethereal as air and shaped like clay—forged by fire and cooled by water—Hoba feels like an object in continuous evolution, shaped by time and sublimely close to the heart. Discover the perfect imperfection of HOBA, designed by Ludovica Serafini + Roberto Palomba. https://lnkd.in/dTGuZSsj

We are proud to announce that our iconic Orbital lamp, designed by Ferruccio Laviani in 1993, is featured in the installation "Italian Design: From Classic to Contemporary" at Bloomingdale's in New York. Running until September 29th, this special exhibition celebrates the icons of Italian design as part of the "From Italy With Love" project, promoted by Salone del Mobile.Milano. Inspired by the metaphysical squares of Italian painter Giorgio de Chirico, the exhibition—curated by architect Ferruccio Laviani—creates a striking environment where classic design meets contemporary innovation. In this setting, Orbital stands out with its distinctive multi-colored glass shapes, decorating the space like a graphic sculpture. Discover more on our website: https://lnkd.in/d63Gg4hh September 5–29, 2024 10 AM – 8 PM Bloomingdale's 59th Street 1000 Third Ave, New York, NY 6th Floor – Home/Furnishings Department

How do you fit an entire story into a matchbox? Just ask Antje Damm, the latest artist to join Foscarini’s “What’s in a Lamp?” editorial project. Using the tiny space of a matchbox, she creates whole universes where each lamp tells its own tale. "Lamps are not merely sources of light; they are sculptures that enhance our living spaces. The challenge and joy of this project lay in capturing the essence of each lamp within the confined space of a matchbox. Each scene conveys a story, a feeling, and the unique character of the lamp." explains the artist. Celebrated for her children’s books, Antje Damm brings her distinctive artistic vision to the project by masterfully crafting these miniature dioramas. Curious to learn more? Follow the project on Instagram @foscarinilamps and discover more about her artistic journey in our interview!

One year ago today, we lost Rodolfo Dordoni. To honor his legacy, we’re sharing this heartfelt article by Aurelio Magistà, featuring the video "La luce del signor R.", where Rodolfo, delicately captured by Gianluca Vassallo, reflects on the essence of his life and work. We miss you, Rodolfo.

Our portable table lamp, Fleur, designed by Rodolfo Dordoni, has been selected as the winner in the "Most Illuminating Lighting" category at the Wallpaper* Smart Space Awards! Now in its fourth edition, this award celebrates excellence in home design, highlighting projects that combine creativity, innovation, sustainability, simplicity, and style. The judges were impressed by Fleur’s ability to combine two distinct functions—the natural one of providing light and the unexpected one of holding fresh flowers—“with such style,” recognizing Fleur as a design piece that meets the growing demand for flexibility, aesthetic appeal, and functionality. Read more on our website https://lnkd.in/d9s9TYCs