Italian designer lamps and luminaires

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Artemide Tolomeo Mega Terra

4 d

recommended retail price € 990,- 10 % € 891,-

Artemide Tolomeo Maxi

5 weeks

recommended retail price € 2.205,- 29 % € 1.555,-

Foscarini Caboche Plus Pendant Light LED

4 d

€ 1.715,-

Artemide Tolomeo Micro Parete

8 d

recommended retail price € 260,- 23 % € 199,-

Slamp Clizia Mama Non Mama Pendant Light

4 d

recommended retail price € 1.000,- 10 % € 899,-

Artemide Tolomeo Tavolo

4 d

recommended retail price € 350,- 26 % € 259,-

Oluce Atollo Table Lamp

5 weeks

recommended retail price € 1.089,- 15 % € 926,-

Marchetti Diamante Pendant light

7 weeks

recommended retail price € 3.362,- 10 % € 3.026,-

Artemide Tolomeo Micro Tavolo

4 d

recommended retail price € 270,- 33 % € 180,-

Lumina Daphine Terra LED

4 d

recommended retail price € 768,- 10 % € 689,-

Artemide Tolomeo Sospensione Decentrata

4 d

recommended retail price € 620,- 26 % € 459,-

Flos String Light LED 2 lamps

4 d

recommended retail price € 1.830,01 28 % from € 1.312,-

Slamp La Vie Wall-/Ceiling Light

4 weeks

recommended retail price € 619,- 10 % € 557,-

Artemide Tolomeo Basculante Lettura

8 d

recommended retail price € 515,- 25 % € 386,-

Slamp Clizia Ceiling Light

7 weeks

recommended retail price € 292,- 10 % € 262,-

Flos Taccia Table Lamp LED

4 d

recommended retail price € 1.120,- 15 % € 952,-

Flos Skynest Pendant Light LED

3 weeks

€ 3.249,-

Catellani & Smith Lederam W Wall Light LED

4 d

recommended retail price € 565,- 15 % € 479,-

Foscarini Caboche Plus Pendant Light

5 weeks

recommended retail price € 1.241,- 8 % € 1.147,-

Luceplan Hope Ceiling Light

4 weeks

recommended retail price € 3.395,- 10 % € 3.056,-

Foscarini Aplomb Pendant Light 3 lamps

4 d

recommended retail price € 1.514,35 33 % from € 1.010,-

Nemo Albini AM2C Floor Lamp

4 weeks

recommended retail price € 1.785,- 10 % € 1.607,-

Artemide Tolomeo Terra

4 d

recommended retail price € 570,- 33 % € 381,-

Nemo Kepler Pendant Light LED

4 weeks

recommended retail price € 1.541,- 20 % € 1.229,-

Foscarini Twiggy Wood Arc Lamp LED

4 d

€ 2.234,-

Foscarini Aplomb Large Pendant Light LED

4 weeks

€ 916,-

Slamp Clizia Mama Non Mama Wall/Ceiling Light

4 weeks

recommended retail price € 893,- 10 % € 803,-

Slamp Hanami Pendant Light

4 weeks

recommended retail price€ 1.226,- 10 % € 1.103,-

Foscarini Big Bang Sospensione

5 weeks

recommended retail price€ 920,- 9 % € 839,-

Artemide Meteorite Soffitto/Parete

4 d

recommended retail price€ 385,- 24 % € 291,-

Italian lamps – world famous designs from traditional to modern

Artemide Tolomeo Mega Terra with dimmer Application picture

Italy is synonymous worldwide with high-quality, first-class design. This is where international exhibitions such as the Milan Triennale take place (since 1923, when it was still held in Monza) and where prestigious industry awards such as the Compasso d'Oro are presented.

Italian design thrives on experimentation and contrasts: In lamps from Italian manufacturers, minimalism meets opulence, elegance meets functionality, innovation meets tradition.

"Made in Italy" stands for a genuine mark of quality worldwide: in the north of Italy in particular, there are numerous long-established craftsman's workshops where many of the designer lamps are made by hand using traditional manufacturing processes. This is how timeless lighting icons are created by renowned manufacturers such as Artemide, Flos, Luceplan and other brands.

With us you will find high-quality Italian lamps from famous designers, including Achille Castiglioni, Enzo Catellani, Michele De Lucchi and Vico Magistretti. Discover different types of lamps and browse through our selection of glass lamps from Italy.

Get inspired by our assortment and choose your Italian designer lamp at light11!

Different types of lamps

Fontana Arte Fontana Table Lamp LED Application picture

Table lamps

Very versatile are our Italian table lamps. They form beautiful islands of light on the couch or side table, the sideboard or the windowsill or provide good light for reading at the desk.

You can use floor lamps in a similar variety of ways, depending on the design, they give you diffuse or indirect room light or provide direct zone light for reading.

With our Italian pendant lamps, you immerse your dining table in cozy zone light. In this way, you benefit from a cozy ambience at dinner and at the same time provide a stylish eye-catcher.

The ceiling lights exude pleasant ambient light, which is supported by wall lights, for example. For an extravagant touch in the room, chandeliers are recommended, while uplights provide indirect, glare-free room light.

Floor lamps

Luceplan Mesh ø100 cm LED for push dimmers Application picture

Pendant lights

Artemide Pirce Mini Soffitto LED Application picture

Ceiling lights

Catellani & Smith Lederam W1 Application picture

Wall lights

Chandeliers

Luceplan Tango Terra Application picture

Uplights

Top brands for Italian design

In our shop you will find premium lamps from internationally renowned Italian manufacturers. Discover designer lamps from Artemide, Flos, Luceplan and many more brands.

Artemide

Flos

Luceplan

Foscarini

Catellani & Smith

Slamp

Nemo

Lumina

Oluce

Kartell

Fabbian

Fontana Arte

Marchetti

Rotaliana

Panzeri

Martinelli Luce

Prandina

Italian classic lamps

Some Italian designer lamps have become very special icons and have achieved cult status over time. We have compiled these lamps for you in a special category.

The classics combine tradition with modernity and are characterized by their durable quality as well as their timeless designs. Many of the lights are now available as re-edition with contemporary optimization. For example, you will find traditional lights with efficient LED technology and/or modern control options. In addition, some of the design classics are available in new colors or also as a different type of light.

Discover award-winning lamp classics with us and choose your iconic designer lamp that exudes a touch of nostalgia at home!

Italian classic lamps

Famous designers of Italian lamps

Some names are inseparable from Italian luminaire design. Not all of them come from Italy, but have significantly influenced the design and some still do.

Achille Castiglioni

The name Achille Castiglioni stands for Italian design like no other. The Italian is considered one of the most important industrial designers of the 20th century, and even after his death he has remained a role model for many of his successors.

Castiglioni studied at the Milan Polytechnic and was interested in design and art as well as engineering and technology from an early age. His functional, aesthetic and technically sophisticated luminaires are characterized by a sober, matter-of-fact style.

Castiglioni became famous as a master of omission, reducing his designs to the absolutely necessary. Many of his works have won awards and can be found in renowned museums around the world.

Achille Castiglioni

Philippe Starck

Philippe Starck refuses to be pigeonholed. With his unconventional, humorous style, the Frenchman likes to poke fun and stands for honest, sometimes provocative designs, which he creates for the Italian manufacturer Flos, among others.

Philippe Starck

Marcel Wanders

Marcel Wanders is a free spirit whose designs stand for extravagance and attention to detail. The Dutchman likes to surprise with unusual, often colorful and playful designs. Exemplary for this are his lamps for Flos.

Marcel Wanders

Michele de Lucchi

Michele de Lucchi is known for his multifaceted designs, sometimes simple and functional, sometimes playful and imaginative. He co-founded radical architectural and design movements, and was a protagonist of the Memphis movement, for example.

Michele de Lucchi

Vico Magistretti

Vico Magistretti was a towering architect and industrial designer of post-war Italy. He is still known today for his experimental yet always harmonious designs. An advocate of mass production, he was fascinated with mass producing lamps and other products to make them accessible to as many people as possible.

Vico Magistretti

Enzo Catellani

The founder of Catellani & Smith creates handmade designer lamps and enjoys playing with light reflections and high-quality surface finishes. His family business produces locally in Bergamo and is famous beyond the country's borders for artful designs and unique lighting effects.

Enzo Catellani

Ernesto Gismondi

Artemide co-founder Ernesto Gismondi first studied aerospace engineering in Milan before dedicating himself to design and founding his company. Many of his innovative, trend-setting luminaires achieved iconic status. For the designer, the human being was the focus of lighting, which is why he developed the philosophy "The Human Light".

Ernesto Gismondi

Michael Anastassiades

Michael Anastassiades designs stylish luminaires for the manufacturer Flos, among others, which are defined by a sculptural aesthetic. The Cypriot-born designer has a preference for the interplay of minimalist, geometric forms and high-quality materials.

Michael Anastassiades

Tobia Scarpa

Tobia Scarpa graduated in architecture and design at the University of Venice and worked, among others, for the Venini glass factory in Murano. Together with his wife Afra, he designs lamps and furniture, quite a few of which can be admired in museums and at design exhibitions.

Tobia Scarpa

Paolo Rizzatto

Paolo Rizzatto earned his doctorate at Milan Polytechnic and has produced designs for many well-known design brands to date. Especially for Luceplan – a company he co-founded in 1978 – he designed numerous lamps, which often became legendary classics.

Paolo Rizzatto

Italian glass lamps

Artemide Gople Sospensione Application picture

Italy is famous for its high quality glass lamps of outstanding quality and noble appearance. Especially sought after are lamps made of Murano glass. They owe their name to the island of Murano, which belongs to Venice. The island is world famous for its glass production, which is done by traditional handwork. Only glass made on the island can be called Murano glass.

Many hand-blown glasses are now made according to the same principle, but due to rising production costs, they are often no longer made on the island of Murano. The production usually takes place in surrounding glassblowing factories in Italy under equally high quality standards.

Discover with us first-class hand-blown and opal glass lamps and browse through the selection of glass ball lights.

Italian glass lamps

Panzeri Clio Pendant light Application picture

Mouth blown glass lights

Fabbian Lumi Mochi pendant light Application picture

Opal glass lights

Flos IC Lights T1 High Application picture

Glass globe lights

Frequently asked questions to our lighting experts

Our store manager gladly answers frequently asked questions on the subject of Italian lamps.

Anja Schuh

Where do Italian lamps come from?

The majority of our Italian lamps come from Milan – the design capital of Italy. The capital of Lombardy is the country's leading economic and industrial center. Along with New York, Paris and London, Milan is one of the world's leading fashion capitals. Countless designer labels have their headquarters here as well as several lighting manufacturers.

In addition to Italian designer lamps from Milan, you will also find products from Venice. Lamps that are made according to Venetian craftsmanship are characterized by their particularly high quality. Particularly noteworthy are lamps that are manufactured on the Venetian island of Murano. They are the only ones allowed to bear the predicate Murano glass.

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