Twiggy
Marc Sadler
Suspended on a flexible rod just like a fishing rod and adjustable with counterweights, the Twiggy floor lamp is a simple and genius idea, which has become an icon of designer arc lamps. A family with various sizes and functions, including for outdoor use or with a wooden diffuser.
Marc Sadler
An unmistakable sign in space, a marriage between Marc Sadler’s eclectic creativity and Foscarini’s research in the field of materials and technologies. The lighting technology evolution of the project has maximised its energy efficiency and the light rendering of the LED boards.nza energetica e la resa luminosa delle schede LED.
Craftsmanship and experimentation
Discover Maestrie, the tale of craftsmanship skills that turn composite materials into luminous bodies.
Interview with Luca Font, artist for “What’s in a lamp?” project. In his series of illustrations he describes how the light defines the personality of a room.
Meet Noma Bar, featured artist in our project “What’s in a lamp?”. In his artworks Foscarini’s lamps are protagonists of minimal illustrations in which multiple levels of interpretation are concealed.
Unique and mesmerizing mind-bending animations that blur the line between reality and fantasy: an interview with Oscar Pettersson.
Stories told through images in which each lamp harmoniously echoes the personality of the protagonist, revealing it and triggering feelings and emotions.
Illustrator Luccico, transformes Foscarini’s popular designs into a world of playful imagination.
A deep dive into the imaginative world of artist Kevin Lucbert in Foscarini’s “What’s in a Lamp?” Project
In the streets of New York, Twice as Twiggy highlights unpredictable connections between strangers.
Spirit of innovation and passion for research transform products into impressive light sculptures.
Massimo Gardone interprets Twiggy in the first issue of Inventario — Tutto è progetto (Everything is design)
Explore the Twiggy family of lamps
