Oluce - Las nero black floor lamp

Its modern and graphical aluminium structure and sharp lasered profile underline a careful design and analysis, developing in horizontal and vertical lines. The three lighting solutions conceal an LED source and define its profile with a regular and insistent rhythm: two light sources point upwards to create diffused light, and one points downwards, which is ideal for reading.

LAS has a great expressive as well as functional power and it perfectly represents Oluce’s philosophy to wed technological innovation with refined aesthetics: a “new classic” that can slot into a room like a piece of furniture with its own personality. The lamp by mist-o is a sculptural presence modelled from metal paying homage to the great early twentieth-century constructions such as that portrayed in the famous photo Lunch Atop a Skyscraper, of which LAS is the acronym. The emblem of an era constantly suspended towards the future.

Mist-o

Noa Ikeuchi and Tommaso Nani, of Japanese and Italian nationality respectively, meet during their studies at the European Institute of Design, and start a collaboration that leads them immediately to exhibit their projects at the Salone Satellite, Triennale Design Museum, MOMA design store and to collaborate with prestigious companies in the sector.

In 2010 they founded together the studio Mist-o, based in Milan and Tokyo, working in different fields, from interior design to art direction and graphics. The studio collaborates with important companies including Antolini, Atipico, Cappellini, Ex-t, Frag, Ichendorf, Living Divani, L'Abitare, Mogg, Oluce.

Oluce

Founded in 1945, Oluce is the oldest Italian design company in the illumination sector still in operation today. The design qualities of the lamps make them icons that communicate across the generations to become an integral part of the homes they furnish.Thanks to their expressive power, the iconic forms of products made by Oluce articulate a visual grammar that becomes a narrative. Stories, suggestions, emotions are revealed through the profile of the lamps.
During its history, the company has received numerous awards, including two Compassi d'Oro, two Design Awards and the Gold Medal at the XIII Milan Triennale. Its lamps appear in the world's most important permanent design collections.