OLUCE Ilo Horizontal - Ilo impresses with its architectural references and exceptionally clean lines: an object of multifaceted beauty whose subtle decorative spirit and exquisite finishes can fit into different of settings and styles. The bar is divided into two parts by color: the first gives the effect of a handle, while the second houses the long LED bulb.

OLUCE Ilo Wall - The Ilo range, designed by David Lopez Quincoces, has three variations: suspension lamp, rise and fall suspension lamp and wall light. All the models share the same elegant, slender design of the aluminium bar housing the light source, expertly crafted with precision mechanics. The Ilo wall lamp, keeping the same size as the rise and fall version, is mounted on the wall via a square plate, whose pivot allows movement in any direction, offering a variety of aesthetic and practical lighting options, as the fixture itself also rotates 90°.

OLUCE Fresnel Wall - Ceiling Chrome - The Fresnel 10 cm-diameter lens becomes the absolute protagonist of this project, different versions of which have been designed over time: wall/ceiling lamps for both indoor and outdoor use. Its metal body discreetly complete the structure, prioritising, yet again, the practical supporting function above any other ornament and decoration.

OLUCE Fresnel Outdoor Wall - Ceiling - The Fresnel 10 cm-diameter lens becomes the absolute protagonist of this project, different versions of which have been designed over time: wall/ceiling lamps for both indoor and outdoor use. Its metal body discreetly complete the structure, prioritising, yet again, the practical supporting function above any other ornament and decoration.

OLUCE Fiore Pendant - The Fiore pendant lamp is characterized by a deliberate hark back to the 1970s. The lamp becomes a flower, with its petals radiating around it. Perhaps it is a daisy, barely outlines in the abstract sharpness of the metal and glass, but poetically evoked by the shadow that is projected on the wall or ceiling.

OLUCE Fiore Wall - In designing this family of lamps, Marta Laudani and Marco Romanelli recover natural elements and 1970-style recollections making them the focal point of the project: the lamp becomes the archetype of a flower, with a central core and radiating petals. The single element, a transparent blown glass cylinder that contains the source of light, is joined to a metal body to form several combinations, creating, in fact, a stylised flower. In the wall/ceiling version, Fiore is available with 7 luminaires, 3 luminaires – in the linear and triangular variations – and with only one luminaire, creating geometric or decorative motifs on the domestic surfaces. Instead, in the suspension version of the lamp, Fiore twirls free, with a combination of either 13 or 7 luminaires – according to the variation chosen.