Aplomb
Lucidi and Pevere
Elegance, lightness and clean-cut shapes: what is eye-catching about Aplomb is the feeling of impossible made possible. The understated design of its shape enhances the textured wealth of the special cement used to make it, developed to be enjoyable to touch.
Lucidi and Pevere
“Aplomb is a re-composition of contrasts: we succeeded in transforming a hard, rough and poorly pliable material into a lamp with minimal thickness, made thanks to a craft-based process by Italian experts in cement processing”.
Craftsmanship and experimentation
Discover Maestrie, the tale of the challenge which brought light from the opacity of cement.
Lamps that have been turned into large architectural structures projected in alternative universes.
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.
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.
Unique and mesmerizing mind-bending animations that blur the line between reality and fantasy: an interview with Oscar Pettersson.
In his series “Lux Like” Federico Babina has had fun searching for and recognizing animals in the shapes of Foscarini’s lamps.
Stories told through images in which each lamp harmoniously echoes the personality of the protagonist, revealing it and triggering feelings and emotions.
Stefano Colferai explores the relationship between light, lamps, individuals, and the home giving life to a uniquely animated series.
Moreno Gentili interprets Aplomb in the third issue of Inventario — Tutto è progetto (Everything is design)
Explore the Aplomb family of lamps
