Light is material. These brands are our tools.
Good lighting design starts brand-neutral – and ends with the best in the field. A selection of the brands we plan and design with: from architectural lighting tools to sculptural one-offs.
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Purist "tools of light" from Belgium – architectural lighting that defers to the architecture.
More →Bocci
Sculptural glass objects from Vancouver and Berlin – each piece a one-of-a-kind in glass by Omer Arbel.
More →Viabizzuno
The poetic lighting culture of Mario Nanni from Bologna – "for a better light".
More →Flos
Italian design icons since 1962 – from Castiglioni's Arco to contemporary masters.
More →Occhio
The modular lighting system from Munich – a new "culture of light" by Axel Meise.
More →Vibia
Atmospheric light from Barcelona – collections that compose spaces rather than merely illuminate them.
More →iGuzzini
Architectural and museum lighting from Italy – "Social Innovation through Lighting".
More →Artemide
"The Human Light" from Milan – home of icons like Tizio and Tolomeo.
More →Foscarini
Decorative light with Venetian roots – adventurous in material and form.
More →Oluce
Italy's oldest lighting manufacturer (1945) – home of the Atollo by Vico Magistretti.
More →Nemo
Milanese lighting manufactory between contemporaries and Masters re-editions – up to Le Corbusier.
More →Lodes
Venetian lightness with a contemporary twist – hand-blown glass meets technology.
More →Davide Groppi
Light as subtraction: radical reduction from Piacenza – luminaires that almost disappear.
More →Catellani & Smith
Handcrafted light objects from Bergamo – Enzo Catellani's poetry in metal and gold.
More →Ingo Maurer
The poet of light from Munich – from the winged Lucellino to the Zettel'z chandelier.
More →BOMMA
Bohemian crystal glass perfected – luminaires from one of Europe's most modern glassworks.
More →Michael Anastassiades
London minimalism in balance – Mobile Chandeliers between art and industry.
More →Lee Broom
British design with a theatrical presence – light as a stage play.
More →Lindsey Adelman
New York studio aesthetics – the branching chandeliers between the industrial and the organic.
More →Apparatus
Gabriel Hendifar's New York atelier – sculptural light with haute-couture aspirations.
More →Roll & Hill
Brooklyn's platform for independent American lighting design, founded by Jason Miller.
More →Gabriel Scott
Modular luminaire jewels from Montreal – craftsmanship meets jewellery design.
More →Louis Poulsen
Danish lighting culture for over 100 years – PH lamps and AJ, shaped for well-being.
More →Santa & Cole
The design editors from Barcelona – curated classics like Miguel Milá's Cesta.
More →Marset
"Taking care of light" – Catalan luminaires that put atmosphere before object.
More →Only a selection – we plan brand-neutrally and source the brand that fits your project.
Light has to be experienced.
We present selected luminaires from our partner brands in our Vienna showroom – staged the way they will work in your project.