Euroluce 2023: 16 lighting designs shining in Milan

MOKUREN by Naoto Fukasawa for Lladrò - Photo by Lladrò.

A giant cloud chandelier, a signature-like lamp, a Wassily Kandinsky-inspired fashionable hat turned into a light, a glowing grid pulsing with music, and more. Sixteen out-of-the-box lighting designs at Euroluce 2023.

Milan Design Week 2022: 25 must-visit exhibitions and destinations

Masterly 2022 - Image by Studio ZAZI.

Lighting designs inspired by Brutalist churches and temples, a virtuous Babel tower, volcanic rock lightings, anamorphic murales and a design gin garden. The best of Milan Design Week 2022 is on Archipanic.

Euroluce 2019: fasten your belt, the ultimate lighting design trend is all about flexibility

POLE by Philippe Malouin for Roll & Hill - Photo via IG, follow @rollandhill

Who said that lighting design should come in the shape of a hard object? At Euroluce 2019 innovative solutions snake on walls like electronic circuits, arch over furniture and stretch from floor to ceiling.

A CASTIGLIONI: Milan Triennale maps the creative genius of Achille Castiglioni with a major exhibition

A CASTIGLIONI exhibition @ La Triennale of Milan - Photo by Gianluca Di Ioia, © La Triennale di Milano.

On the centenary anniversary of the birth of Achille Castiglioni, La Triennale di Milano invites to venture into the design and architecture-charged synapsis of the Italian Maestro showcasing some of his most iconic designs, theories and values through a path of 20 clusters.

Light+Building 2018: nature-driven and human-centric lighting design innovation

Flos stand at Light+Building 2018 - Photo by C41 Studio.

Broadband Internet connection through light waves, urban lighting designs allowing Nature to recharge its batteries and Internet of Lighting technology nested in brutalist secret gardens… The best of Light+Building 2018 is on Archipanic.

Euroluce 2017: 10 Italian lighting designs and a reflection on Millennials’ domestic space

Fontana Arte - Setareh by Francesco Librizzi.

Solar sails and responsive lightings, luminous stairways to heaven and deconstructed table lamps. Italian design shines at Euroluce 2017.