Extended (2 Years) In-line Table Lamps

The Hashira collection is a modern and Nordic take on the traditional Japanese rice paper lantern. A fusion of East and West, tradition and modernity, and a perfect balance of aesthetics and proportion and simplicity and character, Hashira is a new collection of floor, table, and pendant lamps for modern spaces. Designed by Norm Architects, the collection takes its cues from visits to traditional Japanese Washi paper makers and its name from the Japanese word for column or pillar. The cylindrical Hashira lamp rises majestically from the floor. The translucent fabric shade not only acts as a diffuser, projecting the light in multiple directions while creating a cozy, glare-free ambiance, but it also adds palpable appeal that enhances the softness of an interior, acoustically as well as tactilely. Shaped from the basic geometric form in architecture, the slender Hashira table lamp is set on a wooden base that underpins the minimalist expression and is visible through the translucent fabric shade that softly diffuses the light in multiple directions. Spreading ambient light in a room, the Hashira collection makes for purposeful lighting above a dining table, in a reception area, or on a table in a hotel bedroom, bringing a sense of understated luxury and purpose to interior spaces.

Tammela. Naples, FL. Thu Feb 05 2026

On a stroll through barcelona in the 1960s, designer miguel milá found an abandoned opal globe outside a glass factory. He took it home, and over the years, it became the heart of a large family. As its name suggests, cesta (spanish for “basket”) was designed to hold this fragile shade.

Katherine. Conshohocken, PA. Tue Jun 23 2026

In keeping with the calling of its creators, the Diana lamp has a timeless quality. Its metal structure and linen shade are in perfect harmony. Designed to illuminate the Mayor of Barcelona's new offices in the run-up to the 1992 Olympics, its appearance evokes a balance between classic tradition and modernity wherever it is placed.

The elegance of blown glass finds a new dimension in the Jube collection, designed for Vistosi by the Favaretto&Partners studio. The studio has once again used its classic modus operandi to this collection: pertinence in the application of materials, precision of design, and the search for innovation in form and function. Among the various dimensions of glass elements, the two largest can be combined so as to configure a perfectly harmonious suspension, such that they appear to be united, a single soul. The larger transparent glass, available in smoke, terracotta, antique green, crystal and amethyst colours, houses a second diffuser in glossy white crystal: the result is a sinuous lamp whose different shapes overlap and colours blend tone on tone, giving it an exquisite vintage feel. Jube is a prestigious, timeless collection that never goes out of fashion, thanks to its timeless, refined and elegant style. It is a style that unites the four types of lamps without distinction: suspension, wall, table, floor – all with a LED light source. Its combinations give life to unique pieces that are perfect to be placed in retro-style environments.

Miguel Milá got everything right compositionally with this demonstration of industrial craftsmanship. Its cylindrical oak column creates a vertical symmetry that gracefully supports an almost cylindrical white linen shade. With no time for unnecessary adornment, FAD lamps are distinguished by their permanent elegance.

Miguel milá learned to master the expressiveness of steel by giving it a fragile heart. Strength and emotion, angle and curve. In a duel between strength and fragility, cesta metálica comes with or without a soft leather handle, contrasting with the well-aimed severity of the brackets that gently hold the delicate opal globe.

Filigrana Light series blends a 16-century glassblowing technique with a contemporary aesthetic, creating four unique suspension lights and two table lamps in three candy-stripe colour options.

Gretchen. Wimberley, TX. Fri Dec 26 2025

The elegance of blown glass finds a new dimension in the Jube collection, designed for Vistosi by the Favaretto&Partners studio. The studio has once again used its classic modus operandi to this collection: pertinence in the application of materials, precision of design, and the search for innovation in form and function. Among the various dimensions of glass elements, the two largest can be combined so as to configure a perfectly harmonious suspension, such that they appear to be united, a single soul. The larger transparent glass, available in smoke, terracotta, antique green, crystal and amethyst colours, houses a second diffuser in glossy white crystal: the result is a sinuous lamp whose different shapes overlap and colours blend tone on tone, giving it an exquisite vintage feel. Jube is a prestigious, timeless collection that never goes out of fashion, thanks to its timeless, refined and elegant style. It is a style that unites the four types of lamps without distinction: suspension, wall, table, floor – all with a LED light source. Its combinations give life to unique pieces that are perfect to be placed in retro-style environments.

The Library Lamp is composed of a combination of folded metal body and light holder to create a bookend. It can be placed on the shelf or the desk, either as a bookend or as a free-standing fixture. Crafted with timeless materials that will naturally patina with age, the AML lamp collection celebrates the pure industrial aesthetic combined with the poetic charm of a classic light bulb. Known for creating rigorous and refined architecture, Andreas Martin-Löf designed the series intending to add personality and practicality to the work desk, bedside, or the living room.

The básica lamp champions the return to natural materials. A birch wood cylinder, which is supported by a heavy metal base of equal diameter, holds a variety of shade options of different shapes and colours, made of sewn paperboard or ribbon. In defiance of the metallic taste of the eighties.

The Básica lamp champions the return to natural materials. A birch wood cylinder, which is supported by a heavy metal base of equal diameter, holds a variety of shade options of different shapes and colours, made of sewn paperboard or ribbon. In defiance of the metallic taste of the eighties.

The elegance of blown glass finds a new dimension in the Jube collection, designed for Vistosi by the Favaretto&Partners studio. The studio has once again used its classic modus operandi to this collection: pertinence in the application of materials, precision of design, and the search for innovation in form and function. Among the various dimensions of glass elements, the two largest can be combined so as to configure a perfectly harmonious suspension, such that they appear to be united, a single soul. The larger transparent glass, available in smoke, terracotta, antique green, crystal and amethyst colours, houses a second diffuser in glossy white crystal: the result is a sinuous lamp whose different shapes overlap and colours blend tone on tone, giving it an exquisite vintage feel. Jube is a prestigious, timeless collection that never goes out of fashion, thanks to its timeless, refined and elegant style. It is a style that unites the four types of lamps without distinction: suspension, wall, table, floor – all with a LED light source. Its combinations give life to unique pieces that are perfect to be placed in retro-style environments.

The shape of this collection comes from the desire to reinterpret the traditional Murano chandelier. The crystal or white rigadin glass finish was the master touch: its radial stripes evoke the movement of the arms of the historic chandelier while maintaining a contemporary flavor.

Trípode humanises neutral spaces with its colourful and functional sobriety. Each one of its shade options is hand ribboned: the natural, red-amber and black; the raw color terracotta, green and mustard, as well as the diplomática and bretona stiped shades by júlia esqué. Switched on, it provides a characteristic, warm light, rich in nuances. Switched off, it is a small volumetric sculpture that invites immediate use.

Thinking of the typical New York balcony racks in black metal and the round streetlights on Brooklyn Bridge. Those ingredients resulted into a pendant lamp where equal parts are linked on each other, turning each part makes it look like a mobile. The wall lamps and table lamp in the same collection are similar.

Babel, whose name comes from the biblical story of the unfinished tower, is both a sturdy sculpture and a lamp apt for night-time intimacy. The use of alabaster, solid at the base and hollow for the shade, with no two units the same, made babel a piece of art that began as a deliberate affront to the prevailing trends of the time.

Miguel milá got everything right compositionally with this demonstration of industrial craftsmanship. Its cylindrical oak column creates a vertical symmetry that gracefully supports an almost cylindrical white linen shade. With no time for unnecessary adornment, fad lamps are distinguished by their permanent elegance.

The Gira lamp has all the simplicity and the profile of a classic. This lamp encapsulates all the essential elements, providing range of motion through its rotating arm and adjustable shade. Great for work, Gira is concentrated to give prominence to the light, creating desktop lighting spaces.

The piece works well on narrow spaces like bookshelves or windowsills, and has a strong sculptural presence whether it’s shining or not. As adaptable and interesting in a home as in a lobby. Romb 36 is an accessible design objec that is fitting just about everywhere.

The Clamp Lamp is a small lighting fixture composed of a folded metal clamp and a molded light holder. It can easily be fixed to a bookshelf, a table, windowsill, or even on a pile of magazines. Crafted with timeless materials that will naturally patina with age, the AML lamp collection celebrates the pure industrial aesthetic combined with the poetic charm of a classic light bulb. Known for creating rigorous and refined architecture, Andreas Martin-Löf designed the series intending to add personality and practicality to the work desk, bedside, or the living room.

The americana series is built around a satin nickel rotating arm holding an elegant white linen shade. The arm gently swivels the light nearer or further away, while the wide metal base stays put, in an evocation of the harmonic motion of swing dancing.

Básica Mínima is the pocket edition of the Básica lamp. On its own or with others, it combines sturdiness and lightness.

The básica lamp champions the return to natural materials. A birch wood cylinder, which is supported by a heavy metal base of equal diameter, holds a variety of shade options of different shapes and colours, made of sewn paperboard or ribbon. In defiance of the metallic taste of the eighties.

TR bulb is a clever solution for modern city living, inspired by the way people are increasingly becoming urban nomads, moving between cities and countries to pursue careers and life experiences. The first collaboration between Audo and Tim Rundle, the TR bulb is designed to be taken from apartment to apartment, and installed by simply screwing it into the pendant sockets hanging in ceilings all over the world with no electrical expertise required. The dimmable LED bulb, with its elegant, spherical form hides the lamp fitting, while the opal glass diffuser creates an even, harmonious glow, preventing glare.

Miguel Milá learned to master the expressiveness of steel by giving it a fragile heart. Strength and emotion, angle and curve. In a duel between strength and fragility, Cesta Metálica comes with or without a soft leather handle, contrasting with the well-aimed severity of the brackets that gently hold the delicate opal globe.

From the beginning of the creation of the Dome, we knew that sooner or later we should expand the collection with smaller versions that allow us to create lighter spaces. Under these premises were born the Domitas, lamps made with thin wooden slats that converge between them, forming a small dome that keeps inside the LED source.

Inspired by tried and true handcrafting techniques, the Kerflights series is precision-built to accommodate any situation. Durable powder-coated steel wireframes provide a distinct shape and character for each lamp. The shades are crafted from FSC-certified high-quality plywood with a unique kerf pattern cut into the panels allowing for intriguing patterns to be cast onto walls and table surfaces. The magic in the Kerflights series lies within the flexibility of the design. The shade panels are swappable and reversible, allowing for future possibilities over their long lives.

The smaller version of the Cesta lamp is defined by a smaller wooden structure, always carefully polished and strongly assembled, holding the small opal glass globe in which its light is wrapped. This design, an object-lamp that creates spaces of pleasure wherever it is located, is one of its author's most widely publicised international icons.

TR bulb is a clever solution for modern city living, inspired by the way people are increasingly becoming urban nomads, moving between cities and countries to pursue careers and life experiences. The first collaboration between Audo and Tim Rundle, the TR bulb is designed to be taken from apartment to apartment, and installed by simply screwing it into the pendant sockets hanging in ceilings all over the world with no electrical expertise required. The dimmable LED bulb, with its elegant, spherical form hides the lamp fitting, while the opal glass diffuser creates an even, harmonious glow, preventing glare.

The smaller version of the cesta lamp is defined by a smaller wooden structure, always carefully polished and strongly assembled, holding the small opal glass globe in which its light is wrapped. This design, an object-lamp that creates spaces of pleasure wherever it is located, is one of its author's most widely publicised international icons.

Collection with a minimalist and discreet design that enhances the light source, thanks to the translucent glass band trapped between the layers of crystal.

A soft impression inspired by the 1970th design language. A sense of the past and today. That is the concept behind the table lamp Champagne 30 designed by Monika Mulder.

Miguel milá learned to master the expressiveness of steel by giving it a fragile heart. Strength and emotion, angle and curve. With the constructive singularity of its older sibling, ennobling whatever it illuminates, cestita metálica does not feature a handle, thereby signalling its willingness to stay wherever it is placed.

Trípode humanises neutral spaces with its colourful and functional sobriety. Each one of its shade options is hand ribboned: the natural, red-amber and black; the Raw Color terracotta, green and mustard, as well as the Diplomática and Bretona stiped shades by Júlia Esqué. Switched on, it provides a characteristic, warm light, rich in nuances. Switched off, it is a small volumetric sculpture that invites immediate use.

Trípode humanises neutral spaces with its colourful and functional sobriety. Each one of its shade options is hand ribboned: the natural, red-amber and black; the Raw Color terracotta, green and mustard, as well as the Diplomática and Bretona stiped shades by Júlia Esqué. Switched on, it provides a characteristic, warm light, rich in nuances. Switched off, it is a small volumetric sculpture that invites immediate use.

A sturdy wooden cylinder supports a head with three bulbs, surrounded by a generous circular shade. The shade is made from cotton ribbon and has a thread running along the edge, reminiscent of bookbinding, and forming an asymmetry that creates a splendid contrast of light and shadow.

Maija conveys the feeling of light typical of baltic cities, where the streets are barely illuminated, apart from the light that streams from the windows of homes and shops; from the inside outwards. A tower composed of stacked metal discs through which its inner light filters, vibrant and inviting conversation.

The concept of this lamp is based on a smooth head that draws a wavy shape on its perimeter, the clear contrast with the lamp's inner part reminds us of the gentle and small oscillations that marine currents form on the Mediterranean coast.

Inspired by an Art Déco design, Zeleste is reminiscent of Barcelona night life, with a story that takes us back to the early seventies. Its peculiarity is determined by the material it is made of: alabaster, a translucent stone that gives a very special warmth.

Trípode humanises neutral spaces with its colourful and functional sobriety. Each one of its shade options is hand ribboned: the natural, red-amber and black; the Raw Color terracotta, green and mustard, as well as the Diplomática and Bretona stiped shades by Júlia Esqué. Switched on, it provides a characteristic, warm light, rich in nuances. Switched off, it is a small volumetric sculpture that invites immediate use.

The Wing table lamp takes its name from its wing-like shade, reminiscent of a bird in flight. The polished aluminum shade rotates to direct light where it is needed. A statement-making piece in any setting, its minimal aesthetic ensures it blends seamlessly into any décor style.

The Básica lamp champions the return to natural materials. A birch wood cylinder, which is supported by a heavy metal base of equal diameter, holds a variety of shade options of different shapes and colours, made of sewn paperboard or ribbon. In defiance of the metallic taste of the eighties.

Una delle più versatili collezioni. La sua forma ovale in vetro soffiato satinato è disponibile in diverse dimensioni, che si prestano a innumerevoli combinazioni d’installazione.

The Puppet collection by Vistosi expresses passion and artisan know-how. The undisputed protagonist is blown glass, irregularly striped, an ancient manufacturing technique, known since the Romans and then also used for the processing of Murano glass. Here, from the breath of master glassmakers, new, magical shapes come to life. For Puppet, the Romani Saccani Architetti Associati studio, already designer of the Diadema collection, chose the sphere, a symbol of perfection and union, a movement that has no beginning or end, and therefore immutable over time, just like the Puppet collection, which since its conception has become an icon of the Vistosi catalogue. Moreover, the expressive research of Romani Saccani Architetti Associati is aimed at defining a strong, identifying, but conceptually simple, and therefore easily understandable sign. The result is a collection with a pure, immediate design, free of unnecessary frills. Puppet is available as a pendant lamp, wall lamp and table lamp. The suspension version includes spheres of three different sizes, and is available in different variants such as linear versions, those with a round rosette or in the chandelier. The latter allows you to fix the diffusers to the ceiling with steel cables as desired, creating ever-changing games with the fabric electric cables that recall the strings that moved ancient puppets. The diffusers are available in four glass finishes (shaded white, transparent crystal, transparent smoke, transparent amber) with the possibility of mixing them together. The metal frame can be in polished chrome finish with gray fabric electrical cable or matt black with black fabric electrical cable. The Puppet Ring collection, born in 2019, plays with spheres of different sizes, differentiating itself from the “classic” version by using a frame composed of rings of different sizes, single or combined, which form the base on which the precious glass spheres rest, which blend with the structure thanks to a pre-forming inside the blown glass. In addition to the three existing suspensions, three new configurations are added which, due to their large dimensions, are particularly suitable for large spaces. In the wall light, a ring supports a larger sphere, oriented towards the ceiling, and a smaller one facing the floor. Light and elegant, Puppet Ring ethereally combines crystal, smoked, amber and shaded white glass with gold and satin black nickel finishes.

Riflesso is one of Vistosi’s most iconic lamp collections. In the latter variant the recent restyling by designers Chiaramonte & Marin allows a better diffusion of light. The three sinuous shapes of Riflesso, which are reminiscent of soap bubbles and make lightness and transparency their hallmark, now feature a dual light source. The LED is positioned at the top, where the gold or satin-finished copper structure joins the glass, and at the bottom, at the end of the second structure. Whatever the colour (crystal, pink, amber or smoked), the glass is almost invisible and becomes a simple tool for propagating light. This result is possible thanks to the experience of Vistosi’s master glassmakers who, with skill and craftsmanship, make this precious raw material visible only through the reflection of light, enhancing the concept of simplicity and lightness from which the collection’s concept originates. In Riflesso, therefore, glass becomes light, functionality merges with design, and the ultimate purpose of a lamp is never lost sight of: to illuminate, but at the same time to furnish the environment harmoniously. Hence the careful study of dimensions, which allow Riflesso to adapt to different needs, spaces and contexts, from homes to offices. The double LED source and the greater light diffusion allow the lamp to be used individually even in more spacious environments.

Una delle più versatili collezioni. La sua forma ovale in vetro soffiato satinato è disponibile in diverse dimensioni, che si prestano a innumerevoli combinazioni d’installazione.

A design combining a classical concept with a retro inspiration. The transparent base and the white diffuser give a warm light.