IC Lights Family new releases The IC Lights family is expanding with a new model, IC Light Ceiling/Wall Double, and an exclusive Red Burgundy color
Coordinates by Michael Anastassiades A dramatic lighting collection originally designed by Michael Anastassiades for New York’s legendary Four Seasons restaurant, Coordinates features a series of interlocking linear LED luminaires that take their formal inspiration from the mathematical precision of the Cartesian grid, illuminated and expanded to three brilliant dimensions
Infra-Structure Episode 2 The reinterpretation of an icon designed by Vincent Van Duysen. Subtle, incredibly versatile tubular structure. Thanks to a special connection system, it is possible to combine vertical and horizontal elements to create three-dimensional combinations in infinite variations using linear and geometric modules.
Caule by Patricia Urquiola « Caule is an outdoor collection with simple understated lines yet strong style identity. Copying the botanical structure of a flower, the collection features a real flexible slender stem, almost a natural element, a subtle addition to any outdoor setting. » Patricia Urquiola.
Super Line Pro Efficient and delicate luminaire featuring a high technological level. It is composed of a bar combining direct and indirect light and held by two coaxial cables that provide support and electrical wiring. Perfect for offices or places that require high lighting efficiency and comfort.
Heco by Nendo « With a combination of a thin frame and an illuminated sphere, the collection offers two configurations of objects; either as side tables or as floor lamps leaned against a wall. The “soft” shape of the frames, grants the objects a sense of character and creates a unique visual, as if capturing the weight of light itself. » –Nendo
265, adjustable to every need A game of balance and orientation, 265 lamp designed by Paolo Rizzatto in 1973 can be easily swirled to meet the lighting needs of any environment
Diversion by Piero Lissoni Innovative minimized profile system designed by Piero Lissoni for surface and suspended installation characterized by an extreme flexibility. A multifunctional rail integrating light and small spots to adapt to any architectural need allowing to create countless geometries
Bulbo57 by A. and P.G. Castiglioni Bulbo was designed for an installation at the XI Triennale in Milan in 1957. A large industrial bulb deprived of its screw cap and with a shortened neck to take the shape of a bubble, with a filament inside as the distinguishing feature. The 2019 edition by Flos reproduces the classic filament in tungsten with an LED source, preserving the same color and intensity of the light as in the original
The Light Suites Gaku Gaku is a simple, frame-shaped object. It was named after the Japanese word for frame, as it bears a strong resemblance to one
Splügen Bräu by Castiglioni brothers Designed in 1961 for the project of a beer house and restaurant in the center of Milan, the lamp entered the Flos catalogue soon after, to become one of the most popular suspension lamps by the Castiglioni brothers. The corrugated reflector in polished aluminium donates Splügen Bräu its unique identity and refined style
Tab table and floor Tab lamp is a simple folded form, creating a visually pure shade that translates into a desk and floor lamp. The simplicity of the form contrasts with the technical characteristics of the ceramic reflector, which gives a pure and controllable light
