Following our credo we crave to create new lighting ideas. Some instantly soar the market while others never make it to the drawing board. Some then emerge after decades as lost treasures or secret heroes. Our vast archives as well as close contact to architects and designers are sources of inspirations as is living with light.

Following our credo we crave to create new lighting ideas. Some instantly soar the market while others never make it to the drawing board. Some then emerge after decades as lost treasures or secret heroes. Our vast archives as well as close contact to architects and designers are sources of inspirations as is living with light.

Following our credo we crave to create new lighting ideas. Some instantly soar the market while others never make it to the drawing board. Some then emerge after decades as lost treasures or secret heroes. Our vast archives as well as close contact to architects and designers are sources of inspirations as is living with light.

Following the huge success of Marco Dessí’s Basket Chandelier we decided to come up with a smaller version of this lamp for hallways or staircases. It premiered in September 2011 in Vienna’s Museum of Applied Arts.

Inspired by the shape of traditional lanterns, Dessí was weaving a basket-like structure using hexagonally bent glass tubes in combination with silken cords. The ceiling fixture is a versatile extension of the original Basket-series enabling application in low-ceiling rooms.

The silken ropes leave room to create bespoke variants to match the ambience of the perspective room.

Following our credo we crave to create new lighting ideas. Some instantly soar the market while others never make it to the drawing board. Some then emerge after decades as lost treasures or secret heroes. Our vast archives as well as close contact to architects and designers are sources of inspirations as is living with light.