Iluminación

A series of large pebbles floating beneath an aluminum disc reflect on it and each other, bouncing light between their smooth biomorphic surfaces. During the day it is a sculpture that reflects the dynamics of natural light and the movement of people around it.

A series of large pebbles floating beneath an aluminum disc reflect on it and each other, bouncing light between their smooth biomorphic surfaces. During the day it is a sculpture that reflects the dynamics of natural light and the movement of people around it.

The geometry of the body, sinuous and light as a ribbon, hides the source and also reflects downwards the light emitted mainly upwards, expanding the emission in space.

It is one of the iconic pieces of the Metamorfosi collection that introduced the use of colored light.

Its diffuser body changes the atmosphere of the room through light, becoming the focal point of the space.

The diffuser is handmade in double-layer artistic glass, obtained with the artisanal technique of blowing without rotating the mold and subsequent grinding, reminiscent in the final result of the ancient Murano technique of beaten glass.

The diffuser is handmade in double-layer artistic glass, obtained with the artisanal technique of blowing without rotating the mold and subsequent grinding, reminiscent in the final result of the ancient Murano technique of beaten glass.

The diffuser is handmade in double-layer artistic glass, obtained with the artisanal technique of blowing without rotating the mold and subsequent grinding, reminiscent in the final result of the ancient Murano technique of beaten glass.

Its sinuous curves that arise from modeling a sheet of opaline methacrylate gently diffuse the light. It combines "simplicity and concept" which for Magistretti are the basis of design that lasts over time.

—Instalación: Pie

Material: Base de acero, estructura de aluminio y

tecnopolímero transparente grabado, reflector

de aluminio

—Serie: Design Collection

—Entorno de uso: Interior

—diseño: Carlotta de Bevilacqua

The silhouette of Montjuic is characterized by the symmetry of the triangular shapes of the base and the diffuser, balanced on a red sphere.

The structure is inspired by the Olympic flame of the Barcelona Summer Games, also taken up by architect Calatrava in the Montjuic telecommunications tower, which is located in the Barcelona Olympic Park.

Nessino is an icon of Italian design from the sixties, a decade of conquest of modernity in which design reinterpreted the domestic landscape through the first applications of plastic materials. Innovative and democratic, its expressive form inspired by nature interprets and challenges industrial production technology.

Nesso is an icon of Italian design from the sixties, a decade of conquest of modernity in which design reinterpreted the domestic landscape through the first applications of plastic materials. Innovative and democratic, its expressive form inspired by nature interprets and challenges industrial production technology.