Gregg
Ludovica + Roberto Palomba
It recalls a pebble honed and smoothed by running water, or the egg of a mythological creature. This unprecedented solution for a traditional material such as blown glass, for a lamp that changes look depending on the observer’s perspective.
Ludovica + Roberto Palomba
A familiar yet surprising shape, because it is asymmetrical. Functional and decorative, it lends every setting an original personality. One of the most versatile and multifarious collection of satin finish blown glass lamps.
Craftsmanship and experimentation
Discover Maestrie, the tale of craftsmanship skills behind the creation of Foscarini’s most popular lamps.
Lamps, brought into the streets of the world, become protagonists and witnesses of fragments of life.
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.
Moreno Gentili interprets Gregg in the third issue of Inventario — Tutto è progetto (Everything is design)
Illustrator Luccico, transformes Foscarini’s popular designs into a world of playful imagination.
Surprisingly animated watercolor paintings that beautifully capture the emotions and life of buildings, with the lamps becoming a significant feature and focal point.
Stories told through images in which each lamp harmoniously echoes the personality of the protagonist, revealing it and triggering feelings and emotions.
A deep dive into the imaginative world of artist Kevin Lucbert in Foscarini’s “What’s in a Lamp?” Project
Unique and mesmerizing mind-bending animations that blur the line between reality and fantasy: an interview with Oscar Pettersson.
Stefano Colferai explores the relationship between light, lamps, individuals, and the home giving life to a uniquely animated series
Explore the Gregg family of lamps
