Lighting

The beauty of the Cala collection stems from its simple, synthetic, and essential form: a translucent shade that embraces the light to provide very warm illumination. Its purpose is to create a comfortable outdoor environment.

Its structure is inspired by the classic painter’s easel, and its rotomolded polyethylene shade is surrounded by a zippered textilene cover that filters the light and gives it a rich, nuanced texture. Available in a suspension version for outdoor use.

The Cala collection is also made for indoors, in three sizes, with a structure in wood or metal.

The new Caramel collection surprises with its material beauty, as though it were an illuminated sculpture. This new wall lamp by Joan Gaspar uses glass of a clearly decorative nature to create a circular form that envelops the light. A design that gives full prominence to the aesthetics of this hard, shiny material: when illuminated, it pulsates with life, and when turned off, it creates a graphic play on the wall.

Caramel emits diffused, soft, and warm reflecting light. Its diffuser hides the light source so that the object gains volume and simplicity, and projects light directly against the wall. The translucent glass shade retains part of the light emitted and is illuminated from the inside, revealing the beauty of the material.

Placed in a straight line or grouped, this collection allows you to create light compositions on the wall. An accessory lets you join two or three lamps to a single point of light, mixing sizes, in monochrome tones or in…

When moving the Copérnica lamp, you feel the sensation of weightlessness. As if levitating, its weight is barely noticeable. It moves through space precisely, with no friction or resistance.

Circles, semicircles, tubes, and bars of different diameters, materials, and weights…with the combination of these primary elements the Copérnica collection constructs geometric sculptures of light, establishing an intimate relationship with space and combining functionality with the beauty of pure lines.

The collection consists of desktop and standing versions that play with counterweights of mixed materials and density, such as steel and aluminium. This design allows one to move the lamp with great precision, providing a wide range of heights, distances, and adjustments to the beam of light to suite one’s taste.

Copérnica draws minimalist sculptures in space, as if it were a canvas, and the carefully selected colors add soft chromatic touches to the…

The Dipping Light is more than just a lamp; it inspires emotions. On, it is mesmerizing: its different shades of paint filter the light creating a magical ambience. Off, it transforms into a multi-coloured glass sphere, with a strong aesthetic impact.

The Dipping Light started out as an experiment – dipping a switched-on light bulb in paint several times – but it became a lamp. The result is layers of colour painted in concentric circles which trap the light, attenuating its intensity. The paint acts as a shade, colouring the light and giving it texture. This artisanal process involved makes each lamp unique and exclusive.

The Dipping Light celebrates colour, while continuing to illuminate with three new sober, versatile shade finishes—cream, chocolate, and burgundy. These new finishes offer a more muted and gradual chromatic palette that maintains the essence of the Dipping Light: the cream finish projects warmth, the chocolate blends into less…

If there is one iconic design in the Marset collection, it is the Discocó: exuberant, even when switched off, the richness of the light emitted by this lamp provides direct downward illumination as well as a dramatic surrounding interplay of light and shadow. Its detailed study of indirect light adds nuance and also depth. Further reflections dance off the chrome-covered sphere at the core, to which the discs are attached.

When switched off, the Discocó is a stunning object that catches the eye and fills the space. Available in white, grey, beige and gold black in 5 different sizes and also in an oak wood finish, a high-quality material that provides unmatched quality and comfort. Using wood and making it light without conveying apparent or real weight is a challenge and for this reason this version is only available in pendant format, with a diameter of 68 cm. In this wooden edition, the interior metal structure comes in a graphite nickel…

The Djembé collection is designed for repetition, creating musical compositions of light. A bell-shaped ceiling fixture with an exposed interior, Djembé is available in a numerous sizes and bright, airy colors that can be used individually or combined to create a brilliant statement piece.

Using a rotomolding technique allowed the designer, Joan Gaspar, to design a fixture with vastly different interiors and exteriors: its outside recalls the texture of a stone, giving off a perception of great weight, emphasized by its volume. In the spacious interior you’ll find a smooth, white space perfect for the reflection of light. Djembé is a lamp designed for use in public spaces that seeks to bring beauty and an unbeatable quality of light.

Faced with the challenge of lighting very large spaces, the Djembé collection is growing in every sense of the word, we are introducing new ceiling and pendant versions that are over a meter in diameter, featuring the…

It has been more than ten years since the FollowMe lamp, designed by Inma Bermúdez, broke new ground in portable lighting and brought about a paradigm shift with a new type of wireless luminaire that could follow you wherever you go. Charismatic, with organic shapes, as well as light and compact, its design transcends trends and exudes timelessness, but in ten years, technology is going to make advances that cannot be ignored. For this reason, this year we are bringing out a new version that maintains the essence of the original while incorporating new technological details to bring it up to date.

Technical specs:
Inma Bermúdez (2014)

Documentation:
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Fascinated by timeless design, designer Jaume Ramírez is interested in the archetypal table lamp in which a lampshade distributes light in all directions. This is the starting point from which he reflects and experiments to propose a new glass design, with more streamlined shapes. The Fragile lamp is a mix of geometric shapes. A cone and a sphere are arranged to hold a cylinder that emits ambient light from below.

In its form, we find remnants of the past; in the material, we find emotion. The glass not only reveals the light source; it also speaks of purity, lightness and how this design blends in with its surroundings. Its structure seems to stand effortlessly, a very serious feat in which everything is in plain sight. The cylinder shades its warm, diffused and gradual light.

Fragile synthesises past and present. It brings to mind hallmarks of the past such as oil lamps, which also illuminate from the bottom up, or candles; however, its designer…

For Lluís Porqueras, designing consisted of eliminating the superfluous until an essential object was left: beautiful, useful and simple. This was the case with the Funiculí, a 1979 lamp that Marset reissued in 2013 and which has become an emblem of the collection.

Lightweight, it takes up almost no space and can function as an ambient lamp or for direct light, depending on how you direct the beam. Its designer released the shade to give maximum mobility. It can rotate through 360 degrees to focus the light where you want and also has a double clamp system for height adjustment. For the Funiculí, forty years are nothing; it has stood the test of time and now comes in new colours that further expand its possibilities. It is no longer only available in the neutrals moss grey, black and off-white.

The new colours – mustard yellow, terracotta and green – are intense. They are design statements, highlighting the shapes of the Funiculí and bringing…

A lamp in balance. A modern take on the table lamp

The new Gambosa lamp looks like a balanced sculpture in sophisticated colours. Its creator, Mathias Hahn, has provided a modern take on the table lamp, a design that challenges the product’s traditionally static and rigid nature.

A design, made of steel, that simplifies the structural elements of a table lamp (shade, stem and base), joining them together without them apparently being connected. Its curved shade seems to float delicately, adding a dynamic touch, whilst the stem is supported on a flat base, the only element to provide stability. Gambosa is a combination of geometries in balance that interact harmoniously with each other.

However, the beauty of this table lamp doesn’t come solely from its composition; it’s defined by its palette of colours. The shade is available in pale pink or black, opaque versions that provide a direct light, or in opal methacrylate for softer illumination.…

The Ginger collection started out in wood, an almost flat, sober lamp that discreetly lights up spaces with indirect light. Over time a new material was added to the collection: metal; a finish which is lighter, more refined, almost sculptural that provides the same warm light with no glare.

The Ginger collection is now moving outdoors to subtly light any space, with wall sconces that can be installed individually or in a cluster, a smaller version perfect for passageways and small outdoor areas, a lamppost, small floor lamps, and a new wall version with an arm. This latest design is a tribute to the traditional outdoor light casting indirect light downwards. It is available in two sizes – 20 and 32 cm diameter – and in two finishes, black outside and white inside, and rust, a colour that is more attractive when the light is on, more intense, giving an unexpected result.