Postponed to 24-28 March 2022, the Maison&Objet fair confirmed the desire to return to normality and enjoy the events in attendance. Over 50,000 visitors, one in three came from abroad.
Martinelli Luce presented new products that aroused the interest of many visitors.
For outdoor we introduced Amanita (design Emiliana Martinelli), a lamp with a strong character, and Boleto, a discreet garden presence with a slender structure.
The popular Cyborg lamp (designed by Karim Rashid) has been offered with two new looks, full of personality: in the fuchsia pink version, the designer's favorite shade and in the limited edition "Texture" version, a fountain of colors that descends to the crystallisation point.
A deep immersion in the yellow color, the color of light by definition, characterized Ruspa (designer Gae Aulenti) and Elica (designer Brian Sironi), awarded the Compasso d'Oro 2011, while a tribute to the late Sergio Asti was paid with the re-edition of Visiere, inspired by ancient samurai helmets, in a signed and numbered unlimited edition.
There were also more versatile lamps such as Toggle (designer Neil Poulton), a small reading lamp that can light up in different directions, and the multifaceted Lady Galala (designer Peluffo & Partners), winner of the iF Design Awards 2022, which can be configured as you wish.
Maison&Objet is a yearly appointment, an opportunity to see and touch how light is a real furnishing accessory.
Martinelli Luce presented new products that aroused the interest of many visitors.
For outdoor we introduced Amanita (design Emiliana Martinelli), a lamp with a strong character, and Boleto, a discreet garden presence with a slender structure.
The popular Cyborg lamp (designed by Karim Rashid) has been offered with two new looks, full of personality: in the fuchsia pink version, the designer's favorite shade and in the limited edition "Texture" version, a fountain of colors that descends to the crystallisation point.
A deep immersion in the yellow color, the color of light by definition, characterized Ruspa (designer Gae Aulenti) and Elica (designer Brian Sironi), awarded the Compasso d'Oro 2011, while a tribute to the late Sergio Asti was paid with the re-edition of Visiere, inspired by ancient samurai helmets, in a signed and numbered unlimited edition.
There were also more versatile lamps such as Toggle (designer Neil Poulton), a small reading lamp that can light up in different directions, and the multifaceted Lady Galala (designer Peluffo & Partners), winner of the iF Design Awards 2022, which can be configured as you wish.
Maison&Objet is a yearly appointment, an opportunity to see and touch how light is a real furnishing accessory.