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Camouflaged guidance. The Belvedere Bollard is designed to disappear into the landscape. With its natural tones and unobtrusive form, it provides effective path lighting without drawing attention to itself, letting the garden take center stage.

A sprout of light. Belvedere Spot Pick is designed to be planted directly into the garden. It emerges from the soil like a technological plant, providing adjustable accent lighting for flower beds and shrubbery while blending into the natural environment.

A garden view on the wall. Belvedere Spot brings the adjustable precision of a garden projector to vertical surfaces. Designed to blend into the foliage with its natural tones, it provides discreet, directional lighting for patios and perimeters.

The hourglass of light. Clessidra ("hourglass" in Italian) projects sharp beams of light both up and down. Its architectural form is compact and rigorous, creating a dramatic washing effect on the wall that highlights texture and height.

Time and light. Clessidra Outdoor brings the indoor elegance of the "hourglass" shape to the exterior. It projects sharp beams of light up and down the facade, creating a dramatic architectural rhythm that defines the building's night-time identity.

Technical precision for the armchair. The Kelvin Floor brings Citterio's precision-engineered task light to a standing height. With its adjustable head and high-tech glare control, it is the ultimate reading lamp for the modern home.

The evolution of the task lamp. Kelvin Edge takes the classic Anglepoise concept and refines it with Edge Lighting technology. The result is a flatter, sleeker head that delivers powerful, comfortable light for working, with total flexibility and modern style.

The modern standard. Kelvin LED set the benchmark for contemporary desk lighting. With its clean lines, fused aluminum joints, and precise optical control, it is the definitive tool for the modern office.

Monolithic guidance. Mile Bollard extends the rectangular block aesthetic of the Mile wall series to the ground. It is a solid, architectural presence that washes the paving stones with a powerful, glare-free downward beam.

Rigorous geometry. Mile Ceiling brings Antonio Citterio's minimalist precision to outdoor overhead lighting. Its clean lines and durable finishes make it an ideal choice for modern architectural overhangs, delivering high-performance light in a sleek package.

The sleekest guide. Mile Path is an ultra-thin variation of the Mile family, designed specifically for low-level wayfinding. It sits flush against the wall, projecting a defined blade of light downwards to illuminate steps without spilling upwards.

The essential block. Mile Wall reduces the outdoor sconce to a pure rectangular volume. It washes the wall up and down with powerful, controlled light, emphasizing the texture of the facade while receding visually into the architecture.

A cane of light. Walkstick mimics the form of a walking stick planted in the ground. Its adjustable head allows you to create pools of light exactly where feet will fall, combining a friendly, organic silhouette with Citterio's rigorous detailing.

The tubular evolution. Walkstick Pipe streamlines the design into a continuous tube. It offers the same adjustable functionality as the original but with an even cleaner, more graphic profile for minimalist garden schemes.

Pivoting precision. Wallstick features an adjustable head mounted on a wall stem, allowing for flexible positioning. It combines architectural rigor with functional adaptability, perfect for highlighting specific areas of a pathway or patio.