Davide Groppi - Vis à Vis table lamp 2700K 

Ten years after the presentation of our first battery-operated lamp, we wanted to add a new idea of wireless light, remaining unique and innovative. Once again, we decided to take away, seeking only the light.
A transparent lamp was born, made of truth and beauty.

Design: Michele Groppi

Davide Groppi

Since the end of the eighties, starting from a small laboratory in the historic center of Piacenza, Davide Groppi invents and produces lamps with the homonymous brand.
Over time, creative and entrepreneurial independence allowed him to develop original and recognizable projects, distributed all over the world.
Projects that come from the heart and the brain, intuitions that emerge from a certain way of being and thinking, where simplicity, lightness, emotion, invention and wonder are the fundamental elements.
Davide Groppi lamps are born from the need to give shape to a necessity or a meaning.
His inspirations are art, ready-made, magic, the desire to do things with his hands or simply the desire to play and joke with the light.
The light, for Davide Groppi, is a wonderful opportunity to seduce and excite.

Davide Groppi has always worked with a close-knit group of collaborators, with whom he shares all the ideas. During his many years of activity, Davide Groppi has developed projects and installations together with various design companies . There are countless works around the world: homes, shops, museums.
Significant activity in the hospitality sector. The work of Davide Groppi has been repeatedly recognized through publications and awards. We remember the Edida award, in 2011, for the Sampei lamp; the Design Plus Award, in 2014, for the Neuro lamp; the double XXIII ADI Compasso d'Oro, in 2014, for the Nulla and Sampei lamps; the Honourable Mention Compasso d'Oro ADI in Tetatet, in 2016. The ADI Compasso d'Oro award is considered the most historic and prestigious design award in the world.
From June 2019, Sampei illuminates the Studio at the Stained Glass Window of the President of the Republic, as part of the "Quirinale Contemporaneo" project.