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Catellani & Smith lights and lamps
"Beauty is subjective, but perfection is perfection" Enzo Catellani – company founder and designer
Catellani & Smith bestsellers
Catellani & Smith – Italian craftsmanship at its best
Perfectly shaped, handcrafted lighting objects are the specialty of Catellani & Smith. The Italian family-owned company produces its lamps from high-quality metals on site in Bergamo. Thanks to tasteful opulent shapes, colors and surfaces, the design objects always exude some extravagance.
Among the most popular lights are the Fil de Fer as well as the Stchu-Moon, which is coated by hand with metal foil. Both creations, by the way, come from none other than Enzo Catellani himself. Because the company founder likes to actively appear himself and designs his own creations for Catellani & Smith again and again.
Lederam – sophistication par excellence
The artistically sophisticated level of Catellani & Smith is very well reflected in the product family Lederam. Because the series combines aesthetic design with refined lighting effect.
Essential characteristics of the lamps are slender handmade aluminum discs, which are covered with refined metal foils. They provide atmospheric lighting either individually or in an ensemble of several discs. Whether as wall, ceiling, pendant, table or floor lamp, coated with gold or copper leaf: Lederam acts as a stylish eye-catcher in any room.
Disco – the classic in a new look
The ceiling lamp Disco combines the well-known classic design of its predecessor Disco d'Oro with high-quality and innovative LED technology. The now oval basic shape tastefully rounds off the overall appearance and helps the luminaire to acquire a new charm.
As with the halogen version, the now warm and brilliant LED light radiates indirectly upwards, providing diffuse, soft ambient light in the living room or bedroom. The new filigree rope suspension makes the reflector including the light source appear almost floating and directs the focus specifically to the illuminated base plate on the ceiling.