Tobia Scarpa

A luminous kite trapped on the wall. Ariette is composed of synthetic fabric stretched over a fiberglass frame. It diffuses a warm, glowing light that softens the room, looking more like a piece of modern art than a traditional light fixture.

Sculpted from stone. Biagio is carved from a single block of Carrara marble. It is a lamp that defies time, its heavy, organic curves glowing softly when lit, highlighting the natural veins of the stone. A monumental presence on any desk.

A cuff of steel. Designed in 1966, Foglio looks like a shirt cuff or a folded piece of paper. The metal curves around the light source, shielding the eye from glare while reflecting a soft, indirect glow against the wall. A timeless study in folded form.

Red rice and light. Seki-Han is a meditation on materials. Paper and wood come together in a delicate, lantern-like structure that emits a warm, organic glow. It brings the tactile, natural feel of traditional Japanese lighting into a contemporary form.

A suspended landscape. Tobia Scarpa translates the floor lamp concept into the air. Seki-Han suspension retains the poetic material contrast of wood and light, hanging horizontally to create a warm, architectural line above dining or meeting tables.