With people in mind, we create lamps that transform spaces with light.
“I draw things that speak to me”: Javi Aznarez for What’s in a Lamp?
In the small, theatrical stage sets of Spanish illustrator and Wes Anderson collaborator Javi Aznarez, a story rich in detail, humanity, and subtle, biting irony comes to life around every Foscarini lamp.
Foscarini lighting at the Obama Presidential Center
With their organic, asymmetrical forms, Foscarini’s suspension lamps seamlessly dialogue with the architecture and large wooden bookshelves, creating a fluid connection between the interiors and the surrounding landscape.
Foscarini lighting at the Obama Presidential Center
With their organic, asymmetrical forms, Foscarini’s suspension lamps seamlessly dialogue with the architecture and large wooden bookshelves, creating a fluid connection between the interiors and the surrounding landscape.
Allumette: new chandelier by Francesca Lanzavecchia.
An unexpected balance between geometric rigor and tactile softness. With its asymmetrical design, the Allumette collection reinterprets the traditional Venetian multi-arm chandelier into a light, dynamic presence, combining metal and textile cables to transform space into a stage of light.
David Szauder for What’s in a Lamp?: when light takes the stage
Foscarini lamps become performers in a show all their own, where artificial intelligence meets visual avant-garde. Welcome to Ballet Mécanique.
Collezioni — 8
Icons and new lamps, finishes, and inspirations: discover the novelties in the updated edition of the Foscarini catalog.
Inventario °19
Discover the new issue of Inventario, the bookzine that covers all disciplines fueled by creativity. Food for thought to observe the world with true curiosity.
Inventario °19
Discover the new issue of Inventario, the bookzine that covers all disciplines fueled by creativity. Food for thought to observe the world with true curiosity.
