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Manufacturer: LUCEPLAN
Aesthetic and technological research, design culture, experimentation and innovation, a creative spirit never separated from functional quality and effi ciency.
This is the system of values that shapes the identity of Luceplan since its founding in 1978.
A long series of honors, from Italy and abroad, bear witness to the innovative force and excellence of a design brand that avoids any formalism, focusing on offering technologically evolved lighting fixtures for flexible use.
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Minimal aesthetics and LED lighting from Luceplan's Doi series of pendant lamps designed by Meneghello Paolelli Associati. Doi series is a family of decorative interior lights that takes on different possible configurations in the suspension models, which are formed only by a disc and a cylinder or with the added "pendulum" accessory.
Designed by Paolo Rizzatto in 1986, it was practically the first great success of the company worldwide, which after 30 years is presented to us with (2) two new series of color shades.In this version you can see the Costanzina Radieuse Collection table lamp.
The body of the luminaire is made of black-aluminum.
Lita series is a creation that is the result of a sensitive design process that mixes images, signs, geometric textures, natural materials and is designed by renowned designer David Dolcini for Luceplan.In this version you can see the Lita table with a body of wood and a blown glass head.
Designed by Paolo Rizzatto in 1986, it was practically the first great success of the company worldwide, which after 30 years is presented to us with (2) two new series of color shades.In this version you can see the Costanzina Mezzo Tono Collection table lamp.
The body of the luminaire is made of black-aluminum.
Αn object that seems to defy the laws of physics....
Wall lamp, with Led lighting techonology, positioned as desired in the space, where by varying its position, it indicates the dynamic balance of a sculptural moving element.
An excellent combination of tradition and modern technology is the Costanzina wall sconce from a large "family" of lamps from LUCEPLAN, designed by Paolo Rizzatto.
In this variation you see the Costanzina wall lamp in black color and white shade.
In the version of the floor lamp, Counterbalance retains the characteristic aluminum lid, with adjustable height thanks to a simple sliding mechanism on its stem.
In this version see the floor lamp Costanza Mezzo Tono Collection.
In the the floor version " the switch has moved". A metal rod is the touch switch with four lighting levels depending on your mood.
The luminaire body is grey-aluminum.
Delicate wall sconce designed by David Dolcini for Luceplan Italy.
An application that seems to take shape from the wall itself into a single volume of soft, regular surfaces that meet to create precise edges that become impressive graphic signals.
One of the most famous table-task lamps that won the Compasso d'Oro at 1987.
In this version we present you Berenice wall in black-aluminium color (with wall base).
The range of Malamata luminaires (named to resemble the designer's Israeli roots, based on the Hebrew meaning of "up and down") is characterized by the possibility of a variety of diffuser positions.The light can be adjusted thanks to a ball counterweight. In this variant we present the Malamata pendant lamp.
Table lamp in an innovative style and a completely special shape.
Curl is a living example of simple, comprehensive originality. A sample of complex design inspiration, in which functionality balances between interaction and play.
Excellent combination of tradition with modern technology is table lamp from "family" of lighting from LUCEPLAN in Italy designed by Paolo Rizzatto ... for you!
In this version you can see the new table ambient lamp Costanzina painted in brass with white shade.
Floor lamp with LED lighting technology (foot dimmer) from a series of lamps designed by Daniel Rybakken for Luceplan.
The floor lamp version provides diffuse light through the thin column (featuring high performance Led source) which rotates freely at its base directing the light to the wall preventing direct glare.
