lighting

Flos spotlights two new lighting collections – one inspired by a 16th century toy, the other by ceramics – during Milan Design Week 2023.

For NYCxDesign 2023, Sight Unseen launched and exhibition to debut new additions to their Sight Unseen Collection, including the work of both up-and-coming and established designers.

The 11 one-of-a-kind objects + lamps in Diego Olivero Studio's collaboration with Delhi-based Indian artisans translates their craft into unique glass art.

Designer Nick Ozemba – one half of In Common With – places high value on special places, from a small restaurant in Mallorca to a local cafe.

A marriage of minimalism with human craft come together with LUME, a new table lamp designed by Filippo Mambretti for Enrico Pellizzoni.

Designed by Adam Tihany for Italian brand Contardi Lighting, Air is made from recycled waste and is 100% recyclable too.

Tokyo based design Nao Iwamatsu directs his nostalgic affinity for industrial shapes and materials into a futuristic trio of lighting pieces.

Draga & Aurel launched Space Couture, a collection of furnishings that give Op Art + outer space vibes with vivid colors and glossy surfaces.

These hand-blown glass pendant LED lights are so colorfully conceived, they almost look good enough to eat.

Sculptural forms and soft curves abound, Monolith launches its inaugural collection of home furnishing designs crafted from stone and wood.

Lindsey Adelman explores experimental work outside the parameters of her regular studio practice with the launch of her LaLAB platform, now showing in Milan.

Explore the volcanic origins of davidpompa's new stone + aluminum light sculpture series – Ambra Toba – at Milan Design Week.