Luceplan

Luceplan was founded in the year 1978 by Riccardo Sarfatti (son of the light professional and Arteluce founder Gino Sarfatti), Paolo Rizzatto and Sandra Severi.

The company that is based in Milan, initially reached recognition by high tech designs for huge projects. Only along the 1980es, “Project lamps” became affordable for a wider audience.

Already since the beginning of Luceplan, the architect Paolo Rizzatto and the engineer and later co-owner Alberto Meda embossed the unmistakable appearance of their lamps, which unifies the technical innovations, transparent constructions and a characteristic shaping. Examples for this are the UFO-like pendant lamp Titiana (Rizzatto, Meda 1989), whose impressive colours effect is reached by the easily changeable and adaptable colour-filter. Also convincing is the Fortebraccio, designed by Rizzatto and Meda in 1998 for Luceplan, as it is the first desk-lamp based on halogen and which runs without transformer.

The architecture is a central reference point that oriented the development of the Luceplan lamps. New projects are realized during years of research and team-work. More and more also international designers work for Luceplan since the Second World War such as Ross Lovegrove, Alfredo Häberli or Francisco Gomez Paz.

Luceplan stands for interior and exterior illumination with good design and affordable prices. Light that improves life quality and thereby works energy-saving and environment-friendly.

website of the manufacturer: http://www.luceplan.com