Chouchin
Ionna Vautrin
A family of suspension lamps named after typical Japanese paper and bamboo lanterns. Their traditional shape inspired these creations in a pure contemporary style, made with an age-old material: namely blown glass.
Ionna Vautrin
The Chouchin family consists of three suspension lamp models with a coloured body and a characteristic white collar, which diffuse an intense down light. In Chouchin Reverse, the colours are reversed and the light changes: not just down light but also diffused into its surroundings.
Craftsmanship and experimentation
Discover Maestrie, the tale of craftsmanship skills behind the creation of Foscarini’s most popular lamps.
Emmanuel Mathez interprets Chouchin in issue 5 of Inventario — Tutto è progetto (Everything is design)
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.
In his series “Lux Like” Federico Babina has had fun searching for and recognizing animals in the shapes of Foscarini’s lamps.
Surprisingly animated watercolor paintings that beautifully capture the emotions and life of buildings, with the lamps becoming a significant feature and focal point.
A deep dive into the imaginative world of artist Kevin Lucbert in Foscarini’s “What’s in a Lamp?” Project
Explore the Chouchin family of lamps
