Downtown Design
redazione 19/04/2022

Luceplan | FLIA

The power of its light source forms a contrast with its minimal design. FLIA by Alessandro Zambelli for Luceplan is an outdoor lamp that can also live inside the house

The fulcrum of the design of the FLIA lamp, developed by Alessandro Zambelli for Luceplan, is the miniaturization of the light source, which is smaller than a smartphone but stands up to weathering thanks to its material: carbon fiber. The stem, also in carbon, is supported by a cylinder containing the heart of the device, enabling the lamp to adapt to outdoor use. Its light, minimal image, however, is also perfect for use inside the home. In the rechargeable and portable version FLIA becomes a nomad, available in single configurations (three different heights) or multiple compositions (with 2 or 3 stems). The lamp can be attached to the floor or directly on the ground.

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